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She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On novel Chapter 672

When did Quinn ever use her kids to get anything? And when did she ever say she wanted to get back together with your brother?"

"Didn't Miles tell you? He's the one shamelessly chasing after her, and my Quinn couldn't care less!"

"When playing nice didn't work, he played dirty. He forced his way in, took the kids, and made her move here against her will."

"If you want to throw a tantrum, please, get your facts straight first!"

"The Yorks are supposed to be prestigious figures in Fairmont, but apparently, none of you have a functioning brain."

Macy's face flushed with embarrassment, her eyes burning with fury. "You're lying! My brother only brought Quinn back for the sake of the children.

Don't flatter yourselves. He just wants to give them a complete family. He had no other choice."

Quinn recorded everything she said and sent it directly to Miles. "If you can't keep your sister in line, don't blame me for tearing up our agreement!"

Miles was currently in the study handling work. When he saw the video, his face instantly darkened like a gathering storm.

He threw open the study door and hurried downstairs.

"Macy, can you just stop for one minute?"

Macy snapped, "Miles, perfect timing! Tell Quinn and Yara—did you only bring Quinn back because you wanted to give the kids a complete family?"

"Are you only trying to remarry her for their sake?"

Miles's expression turned frigid as he barked, "Enough! Macy, shut your mouth!"

Reprimanded by her brother, Macy spoke up, full of grievance. "Miles, you..."

Miles's voice was icy. "Quinn and Yara are right. I forced her to move back into this villa. I want to remarry her, and she rejected me. It was me... swallowing my pride and begging her to come back!"

Macy's eyes widened in disbelief. "What?"

"Miles, are you sick?"

Macy reached out to feel her brother's forehead, her face full of absolute shock.

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