Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla) novel Chapter 263

The past eight years felt like a dream.

Fortunately, it was over now, and there would be no more entanglements in the future.

Clark's eyes flashed with anger upon seeing Nyla's relieved expression. He turned to Jordyn and said coldly, "Did you bring your ID card?"

Jordyn was momentarily stunned, but then her eyes lit up with excitement. "Yes! Clark, you…"

"Give it to me. We're registering our marriage now," Clark said curtly.

Jordyn quickly pulled out her ID card from her bag and handed it to Clark, her face alight with anticipation. She had been waiting for this day!

Last night, upon learning that Clark would be divorcing Nyla today, she had rushed to bring her ID card. She planned to use their child as leverage to see if Clark would marry her after the divorce.

To her surprise, he proposed marriage to her first!

Clark took her ID card with a stony expression and handed it, along with his own, to the staff. "Get us registered!"

His face was stern, and his tone was rigid, showing no trace of joy.

The staff hesitated for a moment before advising, "Sir, marriage is a significant matter. You've just divorced. Perhaps you should reconsider."

Jordyn shot a disdainful look at the staff and said arrogantly, "What does it matter to you if we're getting married? Just do your job and stay out of it! Besides, I'm carrying his child. Are you going to let my baby be born without a father?"

Contempt flickered in the staff's eyes. She thought Jordyn was quite pretty, yet she had become a mistress—such a shame. She took the documents and started processing the marriage papers.

Clark looked at Nyla with a dark expression and said, "You may not care, but others do. I'm not dependent on you."

Nyla nodded and smiled. "Well, then I wish you both a lifetime of happiness. Make sure to stay together forever and not come back into the market."

Ignoring Clark's displeasure, she placed the divorce certificate into her bag and walked away. Today was her fresh start, and she didn't want those scumbags to ruin her mood.

After leaving the courthouse, Nyla went directly to a top law firm in Saintornia, where she found a lawyer specializing in divorce cases and handed him the divorce agreement.

The two discussed the case for over an hour, and the lawyer, William Harwell, personally saw Nyla out of the firm.