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She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 642

"Because I am Miles York, and because I am the father of those two children!"

Quinn sneered. "Miles, what exactly is your endgame here? You didn't want the children back then, so what gives you the right to demand anything now?"

"I was dead wrong back then, but are you completely faultless?"

Quinn stared at him coldly. "What did I do wrong?"

The man's dark, striking eyes gleamed with a chilling light. "Just because you overheard a single sentence I said to my cousin in the study, you forcibly stripped me of my right to be a father. Do you think that was fair to me?"

"So you finally admit you said it?

Heh. Since you admit it, you should know better than anyone that you buried your right to be their father with your own two hands!"

All the warmth drained from Miles's face. His throat tightened. "I admit... my mistake. But what I said in the study that day, I didn't mean it."

"You never told me about the children. How could you know I wouldn't let you keep them?"

"What I said to Colin York was just... it was just me running my mouth to save face!"

Quinn looked at the man desperately trying to explain himself, her tone freezing over.

"You used that contemptuous, disgusted tone to say—how could my children be born from the belly of a nanny's daughter—and you expect me to believe you were just running your mouth?"

It felt like jagged glass was rolling down Miles's throat. An unspeakable, suffocating agony twisted his heart.

"When... when everything happened, I became the laughingstock of our social circle. For a moment, I couldn't accept the reality of our contract marriage, so I..."

"I know I was wrong, but you can't just slap a label of cold-blooded cruelty on me over one arrogant comment and let my kids call another man 'Daddy.'"

Quinn laughed—a hollow, chilling sound. So, because he was afraid of being gossiped about, it was perfectly fine to take his anger out on her?

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