Please Give Me Another Chance, Mrs. Hamilton novel Chapter 385

Nadine was about to say that she hadn't received any gift from Brad when she suddenly stopped herself. She swallowed back the words that were on the tip of her tongue.

Nadine remembered an incident when she visited her grandfather at the hospital ward back then. That day, Brad handed her a beautifully wrapped box and even apologized to her.

She opened that box at that time. However, the contents of the box looked identical to the jewelry set that Jean had publicly shown off online. Nadine had assumed that Brad, the jerk, had bought two of the same gift, one for Jean and one to placate her.

Nadine only remembered this incident after Cameron brought it up.

It turned out that the jewelry set that Jean showed off online was picked out by Cameron. Suddenly, Nadine found Jean's manipulation skills to be quite impressive.

Brad was usually a man of few words. When they were together, she did most of the talking. She would be lucky if Brad responded even a little after listening for a few minutes.

So, when Jean flaunted the jewelry she received online, Brad likely wouldn't care. He certainly wouldn't have bothered to explain things to Nadine.

To that jerk, such trivial matters weren't worth his attention.

At that moment, Nadine understood that Jean was far from the naive, innocent woman she appeared to be. She was a master of manipulation.

No wonder she had health problems. It was exhausting to be scheming all the time.

Seeing that Nadine's expression had softened, Cameron quickly spoke up in Brad's defense, "Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Hamilton is naturally a reserved person. He is distant from everyone. You surely know that it is just who he is.

"If you ask me, you shouldn't divorce him. Stick to him closely and drive those gold diggers outside crazy with jealousy!"

Being an outsider gave him a clearer perspective than those who were directly involved. Cameron had worked alongside Brad for many years and knew his temperament well. If Brad didn't care about her, he wouldn't have dragged out the divorce for so long.

Men like Brad were generally proud and despised explaining themselves. They preferred to solve problems in the simplest and most direct ways. They never considered the need to communicate properly. Brad would lose his wife if he continued in such a manner.