Please Come Back, Honey! novel Chapter 24

Chapter 24

Emma’s refusal to respond made Trevor extremely furious.

Her temper has gotten quite fierce after the divorce. I can’t believe that she dares to ignore me now. Does she not even have the most basic courtesy? Also, leaving aside our relationship as ex-husband and ex-wife, isn’t she worried that I might end her future career? With my status and influence, I can make it so that she has no place in this city within minutes!

Hah! As expected of somebody who has never struggled in society before. She doesn’t even understand the most basic rules of workplace survival. With that personality of hers, she will surely suffer greatly at work. At that time, she will surely lament and regret giving up her position as my wife. I gave her everything except my heart back then. She could have had an easy life with her useless father and brother.

When these thoughts ran through his head, he recalled how Emma had brought up divorce in front of so many people back then. Her actions had embarrassed him badly. The flames of anger burned stronger and stronger in his heart, his rage causing him to drive faster and faster as a result.

Emma, who was sitting next to him, had no choice but to caution him when she saw that he was speeding up. “Mr. Bateson, you’re driving too fast. Aren’t you afraid of accidents?”

Her reminder made him calm down somewhat, and his fool gradually eased off the accelerator.

He sneered, “Are you that afraid of dying?”

“Even such a blessed person like yourself is not afraid of death. What should I be afraid of?” Her tone was relaxed. “However, it is inappropriate for you to die with me. You should die with the person you love so that there’s some sentimentality. Don’t you think so?”

The rage that he finally managed to suppress with great effort erupted again. If not for the injury on her arm, he would have kicked her out of the car there and then.

The two of them arrived at the hospital under such an unpleasant atmosphere. Trevor led Emma to Kaleb without further ado.