The President's Accidental Wife novel Chapter 1278

Luke stared at Eileen with his severe eyes," Ha! Here's the proof. You're not seriously expecting me to believe that?"

Obviously, the proof he referred to was scissors and key chains...

That mocking smile still hung on Eileen's lips.

"It seems that you don't understand that. It's rather simple."

"When I loved you, I would naturally be jealous over this stuff and even wanted to destroy it. Now, I have no feelings for you. S o why should I be jealous?"

"The truth is when I got jealous, you didn't want me to. And now, I'm like that. That's what you want, isn't it?"

Luke still did not believe her and stared at her with a scowl.

"You still don't believe me, do you? Let me put it another way."

Eileen said quietly and slowly, staring at him.

"I won't love a man who will kill me for a photo. You are undeserving of my affections. From the moment you wanted t o kill me, I no longer have any illusions about you, understand?"

After that, Eileen said nothing more.

Luke stood motionlessly, and his face was gloomier than ever.

He was in a vile mood!

Eileen would not love him anymore and had no feelings for him.

He pressed his lips together.

Suddenly, a tide of rage surged through him.

He felt hot and could feel the blood pulsing through his veins.

He unbuttoned his blazer, took it off, and threw it on the bed casually.

Then, he poured himself a glass of water and emptied his glass at one draught to subside his anger.

He read that right. Eileen was a changed woman since they divorced.

Did he have feelings for her?

His response was naturally negative. He felt nothing but resentment and resentment towards Eileen.

With the previous experience, he showed shamelessness more naturally.

Since Eileen did not serve him food, he would serve it himself.

Eileen wanted Brad to eat well, so she made him a variety of delicious foods, which were quite palatable.

But this gave Luke a chance to take advantage. Brad did not eat much as a child.

Luke was an adult and naturally ate much more than Brad.

After dinner, Brad followed Eileen closely," Mom, there's no TV in your house. Won't you be bored at night?"

"No, I can read or paint."

Even though Eileen was washing the dishes, she answered Brad's questions patiently.

Brad said earnestly, "When I make money i n the future, I will buy you a big TV and a computer, Mom. I will buy you everything that everyone has!"

Parents did not expect their children to be filial to them, nor did they expect children t o make great achievements in the future. Children's caring words and company would be enough to satisfy the parents.