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Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 493

Ivy felt completely cornered.

After Eleanor dragged her out of the inpatient building, she finally couldn't help but pull her arm free.

"Mrs. Foster, I'll be honest with you. Your son and I broke up."

As for her promise to give the family an heir, she could no longer fulfill it.

It was deeply regrettable, but it was the only path forward. She and Alaric simply weren't meant to be.

"Broke up?"

Eleanor looked genuinely baffled. "Everything was fine. Why would you break up out of nowhere?"

She narrowed her eyes suspiciously. "Don't tell me you've fallen for one of the Rhodes boys?"

It didn't make any logical sense.

Her son was far superior to any of the Rhodes brothers, and he was undeniably handsome.

His only flaw was his age.

But older men knew how to spoil a woman, didn't they?

Eleanor refused to believe that Ivy would just casually throw away a golden ticket to unimaginable wealth and high society.

Ivy was stunned that even Eleanor suspected her of having an affair with the Rhodes brothers.

It seemed she truly needed to keep her distance from them from now on.

She frantically shook her head.

"No, I don't have feelings for anyone but Mr. Foster. It's just that we have too many differences, and our personalities clash too much."

"So I'm sorry, but you'll have to find someone else for the job!"

Remembering the $1,000,000 compensation Eleanor had given her as a deposit, Ivy added,

"I put the money you gave me into a fixed deposit and handed it over to your son. I'm sorry, but I really have to go."

She brushed past Eleanor and hurried away.

Eleanor watched her retreating figure but made no move to stop her.

She remembered promising Ivy a $500,000,000 inheritance bonus just for giving birth to a child for the Foster family.

Not even five hundred million dollars could tempt her?

It was obvious the girl had absolutely zero greed in her heart.

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