Trading My Ex for His Uncle



Raymond scoffed. "Wife? Not for much longer."

"Are you really going to divorce me?!" Wren stared at Raymond, her eyes wide.

Though in her 50s, Wren had taken excellent care of herself and appeared to be in her early 30s.

When they first married, Raymond hadn't been drawn to her looks. Instead, he had married her because a fortune teller had told him that Wren would bring him good fortune.

The first two years of their marriage had been prosperous for Raymond's career. His business had expanded rapidly, growing several times in size.

Now, however, because of Wren's foolishness, his company was on the verge of bankruptcy.

On top of that, Raymond had been seeing a mistress, planning to make her his official partner. Wren had to step aside.

"We've been married for years, but if it weren't for the mess you caused this time, I would never have considered divorce. This is all on you," Raymond blamed her.

Seeing Raymond's cold, heartless attitude, Wren fell silent for a long time. Finally, she asked, her voice low, "Have you really thought this through?" "Of course. Your actions almost ruined the company. If I keep you around, I'll probably offend even more people.

"I've treated you well these past years. Let's part on good terms. I'll give you 150,000 dollars as compensation," Raymond replied with a serious expression, showing no sign of joking.

Wren's heart began to race.

With Gabriel ignoring her and Harrison refusing to take her back, she'd have nothing left if she lost Raymond too.

She gritted her teeth and said, "You know the true power behind Nyce Tech is my son, Gabriel. If you divorce me now, you'll regret it." Raymond mocked her, "If Gabriel really cared about you that much, why didn't he help when you called him for assistance?"

He had been standing nearby, overhearing their conversation.

Gabriel had made it clear that he wouldn't help Raymond's company, especially knowing the mess was partly due to Wren's actions. Gabriel was refusing to help now-what made Wren think he ever would?

Seeing Wren fall silent, Raymond sneered. "Got nothing to say?"

"It's because I had a fight with him a few days ago. Once he's cooled down, he'll listen to me," she retorted.

"He's been hiding his company from

you for years. Do you really think

he'll listen to you now? If he did, his company might have already collapsed," Raymond ridiculed.

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"You!" Wren trembled with rage, pointing at Raymond. "Don't go too far!"

Raymond didn't want to argue

further and coldly replied, "I've got a meeting to attend. You can stay here and wait. When Mr. Sumner is willing to meet with you, then you can return."

With that, he turned and left.

Not long after Raymond left, Wren followed him.

She went straight to Gabriel, hoping he would help save Raymond's company.

However, Gabriel's attitude remained unchanged he wasn't going to get involved.noveldrama

Wren was filled with

disappointment. "Gabriel, I raised

you with so much effort. If it weren't for me, Would you have what your have today? I'm just asking for your help once, and you're being so heartless. How could I have raised such an ungrateful son?

Gabriel looked at her expressionlessly and retorted, "Mom, you caused trouble with Nyla and still won't admit your mistake. Why should I help you?" Upon seeing that he was only defending Nyla, Wren's chest ached with anger. "Is that it? If I apologize to Nyla, then you'll help your Uncle Raymond's company?"