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Divorce and Freedom No More Homemaker for Him novel Chapter 560

Chapter 560 The Calm Before the Strike

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Draven looked at Troy quietly. His voice was calm, the kind of calm that comes right before a blizzard hit This has nothing to do with you, does it?

Troy let out another cold laugh. What if I say it does?

Draven studied him for a moment. Once he was sure Troy wasn’t really involved, he said, Hand him over to me.

The moment Jed realized Draven was talking about him, he panicked. Mr. Winston, save me-

Troy still had anger to take out on Jed. There was no way he would just give him up. Sure,Troy said. But there’s an order to things. First come, first served.”

Jed stared at Troy in shock. He thought Troy would protect him. After all, Troy and Draven hated each other. But Troy didn’t.

Despair swallowed Jed whole. Mr. Winston, I was wrong! I was really wrong! I’ll never do it again! Please save me!

Troy looked annoyed by the noise. His face darkened. If you don’t want to die, shut up.

Tears rolled down Jed’s face. The pressure was too much for him to handle.

Troy and Draven were like fire and water. Completely different. But at this moment, Jed finally understood -they were still brothers.

Troy could lie, but Draven could see right through him.

And when they got cruel, they were both terrifying.

Troy made Jed feel even colder inside. Jed had worked hard for him before. Didn’t that count for anything? How could Troy treat him like this? He had only slipped something into Ayla’s drink. She hadn’t actually been hurt. What did he do wrong?

Nothing.

It was all Ayla’s fault.

If he had known things would end this badly, he might have tried to find a few men and ruined her. At least then she would have paid some price.

Jed was scared, but anger still burned inside him.

Troy stared at Draven. Not a good place for me to deal with him. Wait for my text.”

The two of them had the same goal. They both wanted to punish Jed for crossing a line. Because of that.. they could actually talk things out for once.

For them, this was extremely rare.

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9:24 am DDD M

Chapter 560 The Calm Before the Strike

If Eric saw this, he would probably cry from happiness.

ished

Draven cared so much about Ayla. If Ayla knew, she would probably be deeply moved and fall even harder for him.

Back when Ayla needed protection, Troy had done nothing. Now Draven’s protectiveness made Troy’s failure painfully obvious.

Honestly, I want to destroy them both.

Even though Draven was furious, he stayed calm and controlled.

How could he hold back?

Troy knew he was a mess. He couldn’t hide it, especially not in front of Ayla.

Draven wasn’t exactly a good man either. But he could act calm. He could put on an act. Maybe that was how he kept Ayla by his side.

That thought made Troy even angrier.

He gritted his teeth. People get divorced all the time, Draven. So tell me, how long do you think you and Ayla will last?

Troy laughed.

He was obsessive. Almost unstable.

Draven waited until Troy finished laughing. When we were kids,” Draven said quietly, I always thought my existence made you suffer. I thought it was my fault. I hated myself for it. For some reason, I never wanted to see you sad. You’re my only brother. I just wanted you to live a good life. I tried hard. And I never blamed you for taking your anger out on me. But later, I understood something. I wasn’t the one at fault. I was innocent.

Troy didn’t expect that.

He couldn’t laugh anymore.

No matter what mistakes a child makes, they’re still just a child. Back then, you were innocent too.

Draven had sounded calm the whole time. But now his voice turned icecold. like he had become a different person. But your divorce from Aylathat was your fault. I have no reason to think about your feelings anymore. Troy, take care of yourself and live your own life.

Troy couldn’t speak.

Why did this hurt so much? It felt like his chest was being torn open.

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