Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones (Tabitha Jarvis) novel Chapter 36

Chapter 36 

Malcolm met Naomi at the age of 14. They were tied up in a room and did not know each other. Despite everything, she still saved him. 

In the end, Malcolm sighed and instructed Saul to take Darius and Sylvie to the police station. 

When she heard that he still insisted on taking them to the police station, Sylvie immediately shouted hysterically, “Mr. Sinclair, please spare me for 

Naomi’s sake!” 

Naomi was afraid that Sylvie would expose her if the latter got anxious, but at the same time, she wanted to act as if she was Sylvie’s best friend in front of Malcolm. 

She tugged at Malcolm’s shirt and whispered, “Malcolm, Sylvie acted foolishly for once. Why don’t we just let it go this time? I won’t let her make the same mistake again…” 

Malcolm pulled back the corner of his shirt little by little and said in a cold voice, “One should be punished for their mistakes.” 

With that, Saul summoned the people outside to drag the two people out. 

Although the wrongdoers should be punished, Darius was eventually sentenced to three months in detention as he did not cause any physical harm. 

Meanwhile, Sylvie was only locked up for five days and given a fine of 400 dollars. 

Five days later, when she was released from the detention center, Naomi was already there to pick her up. 

With a contorted expression, Sylvie shouted, “It’s not a place for human beings to stay. I had to inexplicably suffer because of you.” 

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Naomi’s eyes were filled with disgust. It was barely perceptible, so she still gently coaxed Sylvie, “I know you did it for my sake. Can I treat you to a meal to make it up to you?” 

“How could a meal be enough?” Sylvie asked. 

“Let’s go shopping, then. We’ll shop for the whole day, okay?” Naomi said. 

Sylvie replied, “That’s more like it.” 

That day, they went to several luxury goods stores. Sylvie bought a lot of luxury goods, and the bag in her hand alone was worth over 4,000 dollars. 

Since Naomi had to spend so much money, she hated Sylvie very much. However, the former still had to smile and ask, “Have you stopped being angry, Sylvic?” 

“Barely,” Sylvie replied as she feigned innocence after taking advantage of Naomi. 

After shopping, they went to a high–end restaurant to have a meal. 

Sylvie ordered several sour–tasting dishes to eat. 

When she saw Naomi’s surprise, Sylvie smugly told the latter, “I’m pregnant. Let me tell you, Mr. Weiss has promised to get a divorce and marry me as long as I can give him a son.” 

Naomi was disdainful, but she still smiled and congratulated Sylvie. 

Sylvie went on, “Naomi, you have to work harder. Mr. Sinclair lives under the same roof as Tabitha. As Tabitha pretends to be frail and delicate every 

day, there’s a chance that Mr. Sinclair will feel sorry for her.” 

Naomi understood what she said and also felt anxious. 

At that moment, Malcolm called her all of a sudden. 

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“What are you doing, Naomi?” he asked. 

His voice was still melodious, but it had a strange gloominess in it. 

Naomi was shocked and subconsciously placed her hand on the phone before looking around. 

“I’m having a meal outside, Malcolm,” she replied. 

Malcolm continued talking. He said he was concerned about her and reminded her of a few things. However, Naomi always felt that he was testing her. 

Naomi was already flustered when she hung up the call. She kept 

suspecting that Malcolm had instructed someone to keep an eye on her. 

When she saw the panic on Naomi’s face, Sylvie asked in a low voice, “Was it Mr. Sinclair?” 

Naomi nodded nervously. 

Sylvie advised, “You should be more proactive. Why do you swallow your frustrations when you already have Mr. Sinclair’s baby? Look at me. Mr. Weiss treats me so gently…” 

She continued, “You have to figure out a way to completely stop Tabitha from getting back up!” 

Looking at Sylvie’s happy face and the pile of expensive luxury goods next. to her, Naomi’s gaze darkened and became strange.