The Transactional Marriage That Imploded novel Chapter 251

Jax's eyes darkened. "I have to let her go, even if I don't want to. Bianca only sees me as family, as one of her few remaining relatives in this world. All I want now is for her to be happy. Nothing else matters.

Ever since she came back, she only ever smiles at Aveline. The rest of the time, she's as cold as ice. It breaks my heart to see her like this.

You've got a great personality and a solid background. You bring her joy, unlike Mathis, who only brought her pain. It's just a pity that Bianca is still trapped by the scars of that marriage and refuses to let herself heal."

Milo was genuinely thrilled to have the approval of Bianca's family.

He raised his beer and clinked it against Jax's. "Cheers to that. I'll do everything in my power to pull her out of the darkness and bring her back into the light."

"Cheers!"

The two of them drank until they were thoroughly wasted, passing out on the sofa. By the time Bianca finished her shower and came out to the living room, they were completely out cold.

Bianca had no idea how the two of them had hit it off so quickly and ended up drinking themselves into a stupor.

She asked the housekeeper to set the AC to a comfortable temperature and draped a blanket over each of them.

Meanwhile, back at the estate, Theodore Jagger finally caught wind of Mathis proposing to Cynthia.

The old man was beside himself with anger. He complained to his assistant in utter disbelief, "What is so great about that woman? Is she really worth all this effort?"

The assistant had been watching the drama unfold for a while now. He actually thought it was quite rare for Mathis to be so devoted to Cynthia.

"Sir, is there really anything wrong with the young master having someone he genuinely loves?"

Theodore snapped, "He's fallen for a woman with zero morals and actually wants to marry her into this family. Am I just supposed to sit back and watch?"

Although Theodore's three sons had spent their fair share of time fooling around outside, he had always demanded that the daughters-in-law they brought home possess impeccable character.

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