《Three Years of Lies: The Fake Wife’s Mega Comeback 》全部章節：第 61 章 - 第 70 章

While self-interest may not lead to happiness, it may shield her from further harm. Once more, her phone rang. Haley took hold of it. She immediately declined the call as soon as she saw Nadine’s name. However, Nadine called back practically right away. "Nadine, if Kieran is intoxicated, call Lydia," Haley responded angrily. “Don't entangle me.” Before Nadine could say anything, Haley hung up the phone. The call was on speaker. The room was filled with Haley’s icy voice. Kieran startled. His eyes cleared a little of their haze. "See?" remarked Nadine bluntly. “That's precisely what I said. Haley won't put up with you indefinitely. Anyone would crumble amid this chaos.” Stubbornly, Kieran waved him away. "No. She is going to. She gives in every time. Call again, Nadine." Nadine got to her feet, his tone cooling. "I apologize, Kieran. I'm not going to assist you in this. I will no longer be involved in your relationship issues going forward.” Kieran raised his head

"A marriage license is only a piece of paper, Haley. We have been husband and wife for years without it! You will always be my wife in my heart! You can't go seeing other men right now, even though I understand that you're upset with me and that I made a mistake by keeping this from you.” Haley’s voice was flat as she silently observed him. Kieran spoke urgently as he leaned in closer. "A guy cannot tolerate being deceived. You've always made sense. I hope you can keep that in mind even if you're upset." Haley couldn't help but sneer icily when she heard this. "Are you done?" she asked, lowering her eyes to conceal all of her feelings as she suppressed her rage, which was nearly overwhelming her need to hit him. “I need to go to my train.” Kieran felt a little more at ease when he saw her composed demeanor. His tone softened with a tinge of pleading as he pulled out his phone. "I didn't have time to arrange a gift for your grandfather because you left so abruptly. I'll

With trembling hands, Kieran reached for his phone and phoned Rhett’s number. Rhett had brought Haley to Eves, a childhood friend's private clinic. He couldn't risk any outsider learning about Haley’s reputation—only people he had complete faith in. Quickly, Doctor Andrei hooked her up to an IV and prescribed medicine. Haley eventually calmed down under the influence of the medicine and fell asleep in Rhett’s arms. With a deep exhale, Rhett gently placed her on the hospital bed. He was exhausted from the night's chaos; despite his attempts to move away, she had clung to his neck, leaving multiple red marks. Unconsciously, a small smile tugged at the corner of his lips as he lingered next to her, observing her serene sleeping face. After exchanging glances, Rhett and Doctor Andrei discreetly left the room, shutting the door behind them. Rhett’s phone buzzed as soon as the door was shut. Kieran’s desperate voice came over the line as he responded. "You mentioned that you were s

"You finally decided to come home?" Edward asked in a rough voice as the cane tapped firmly on the ground. "Four years. Four years in all. You grew up, went out on your own, and completely forgot about this place. I believed you would never return." Haley’s eyes pricked with tears and her nose hurt. Edward slammed his palm against the armrest and yelled. Terrified, the workers froze. Gigi rushed over to attempt to reassure him. "Please, sir. She arrived home just now. All that matters is that she's safe.” “She was gone for four years, with no word, no nothing," yelled Edward. “Do you really believe that "safe" matters to me? I believed I would never see her again.” Haley lowered her head and inhaled deeply. "You're correct, Grandpa. I was mistaken. I ought to have called and returned home. You should hit me if it will make you feel better. I'm worthy of it." Edward froze. The fiery, unyielding young girl he remembered would have battled him tooth and claw before caving down

"You'll be a mother one day," Kitty said, her face softening slightly. “You will then comprehend my feelings. You wasted the opportunity we offered you. You—“ "I understand," Haley said in a steady voice. "And now...Don't be concerned. I wish Rhett the best of luck and promise not to bother him again." She then turned around in an attempt to flee. But from behind her came Kitty’s flat voice. "Fab and your grandfather are longtime friends. I'm sorry to see them let down. Will you please just keep our conversation to ourselves?” Haley froze. "Of course," she said, her heart as heavy as stone, without turning around. “I'll let my grandfather know that I didn't get along with Rhett. We're not a good fit.” She had already hurried out of the living room and jumped into the car before the words faded. "Go home," she told the driver, her face expressionless. The pride she had been holding onto broke completely as soon as the car door closed. The humiliation of having her pride crus