From Heartbreak to Happily Ever After novel Chapter 60

Chapter 60 

In her previous life, after marrying Juan, Debra believed Melody’s advice that the way to a man’s heart was through his stomach. So, despite being a lady who never touched household chores, she started cooking various dishes. 

But Juan never tried her cooking. 

It was because Juan loved Shelia more. 

When breakfast was ready, Juan noticed there was nothing for him, Frowning, he asked, “Where’s mine?” 

“Cook for yourself,” Debra replied indifferently. 

Juan was annoyed. “Debra Frazier!” 

Debra ignored him and nibbled on her bread. 

Since she no longer cared for Juan, she saw no reason to exert herself to please him. 

“I’m done,” she said after finishing her meal. 

She took the dishes to the kitchen and prepared to leave with her bag. 

Juan asked, “Where are you going?” 

“I have class this morning.” 

“Take the day off.” 

“Are you sick?” Debra finally lost her temper. 

Since this morning, Juan had been unusually hostile. 

He gave their housekeeper a day off, then demanded breakfast, and now he wanted her to skip class. 

After a moment of silence, Juan asked, “What’s going on with that piece of land?” 

Finally, he got down to business. 

Debra had thought he wouldn’t ask. 

That explained his strange behavior. It was all about money. 

“I’ve sold it,” Debra replied. 

“What? To whom?” 

“It’s my business. I don’t need to explain to you.” 

“Debra!” Juan’s voice grew colder. “Do you know how much that land is worth now?” 

“I don’t know. I just knew I had held onto it for so long, and when the chance came to sell, I took it.” 

“You!” 

Juan’s frustrated look amused Debra. 

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“What’s wrong, Mr. Nichols? Didn’t you look down on that land before? Suddenly finding it valuable?” 

Juan took a deep breath. “Who did you sell it to?” 

Debra remained silent, and he asked again, “Did you know beforehand that the land would be designated as green space?” 

He had spent all night thinking: There wasn’t another explanation. 

Only a lunatic would buy a piece of sewage land for ten billion dollars.