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Divorce Him, Then Dazzle novel Chapter 285

Seeing that her soft approach wasn't working, and that Daniel was barking like a rabid dog, Barbara quickly lost her patience.

Daniel was the one who was supposed to grovel for her attention, not the other way around. Her tolerance evaporated.

"Daniel White, why are you screaming at me? I found a boyfriend! What do you want from me? Do you want me to just go die?!"

Her aggressive guilt-tripping immediately silenced him.

He stammered, his voice pathetic. "Barbie, no... don't say that. I would never want that... but I'm just in so much pain. I don't even understand why it hurts this much..."

He was already drunk, and he threw his head back, downing another massive glass of liquor.

Between Camilla leaving him and Barbara officially dumping him, his mind was a fractured mess. He didn't even know which woman was causing the gaping hole in his chest.

Since he was a kid, whenever he screwed up or didn't know what to do, Jackson White had always been there to clean up his messes and guide him.

But no one had ever taught him how to handle matters of the heart.

He was impulsive, restless, and selfish.

Back then, Barbara had spun him a few pretty lies, and somehow, he had ended up marrying Camilla.

After the wedding, he refused to touch his wife, wearing his celibacy like a badge of loyalty to Barbara.

Looking back at it all now, he realized how incredibly stupid he had been.

If Barbara had a boyfriend, what the hell had he been holding out for all these years?

Assuming he was an easy target again, Barbara forced her voice to soften. "Daniel, I've always admired men who know when to hold on and when to let go..."

"If I prove I can let things go, will you love me?" Daniel slurred. "Let me be your boyfriend..."

"Why are you like this? Do you know what I hate most about you? You're immature. You only ever think about what you want, regardless of how it affects anyone else."

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