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The Day I Stopped Waiting Was the Day He Started Begging novel Chapter 206

Sloane suddenly realized another crucial point.

She refused to trust these wealthy men.

A man's possessiveness could drive him to do completely unhinged things.

"He already knows."

Madeline said calmly.

"He promised to keep it a secret. He even offered to help me sort out Evie's paperwork and legal status if I needed it."

"But I don't plan on burdening him."

Sloane, who had just taken a sip of hot water, choked and scalded her tongue.

She blew air out of her mouth frantically before she could speak again.

"Maddy, it's not that I'm overly cynical. I just firmly believe that if a guy treats you that well for no reason, he's definitely after something."

"Just keep your guard up. You know what I mean."

"I know."

For the next three days, Sloane found every excuse imaginable to crash at Willow Lane for meals, even volunteering to help take care of Evie.

Fiona found it bizarre, wondering if Sloane had lost her mind.

Madeline didn't call her out on it.

She knew Sloane was still deeply hurt by the events of her birthday party and just didn't want to be alone.

On Friday, York suddenly sent a text, shockingly agreeing to discuss the divorce.

Madeline genuinely thought it was a prank text at first. Only after verifying the caller ID did she let out a breath of relief.

Sloane was right next to her, so Madeline didn't hide it.

"Maddy, should I pack you some pepper spray?"

"I think it's highly necessary."

"That bastard either went on a fake business trip or pulled a stunt to land in the hospital every time you brought up divorce."

"For him to suddenly agree... there's definitely a catch."

"Don't let him take advantage of you. If he manages to sleep with you, you'll never get this divorce."

Madeline rubbed her temples, exasperated.

"Thanks so much for the vote of confidence, bestie."

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