My Ex-Wife Is A Big Shot In Disguise by Lindsay Lewis

Chapter 174

At that time, everyone thought that Madison was blessed to be able to marry Leo, especially as an

orphan. Even she so, so she never complained, But Sally kept saying that she had stolen her life. She

had snatched the marriage that have belonged to her. Even if Edgar had clarified everything, she would

still blame Madison. Therefore, even if M unwilling and jealous of Leo’s treatment of Sally, she could

only suppress it in her heart and didn’t dare to say a thin

Madison feared that the grievances in her heart would be pointed at and faced backlash once anyone

found out. You still have the check to complain about grievances You’re the one stealing her marriage.

What right do you have to feel aggrieved as a thief? That was her constant thought. Hence, she didn’t

dare to show her dissatisfaction. Whenever she saw how well Leo treated Sally, Madison would

swallow the bitterness silently

Madison still remembered the feeling. It was even more sour and bitter than eating a green lemon and

her mouth could feel the sharp sensation.

In the past, she felt the paint of Sally hitting her was nothing. If Madison had to choose, she would

rather have Sally hitting her a few more tintes than see Leo accompanying Sally to buy some stuff. It

was unbearable. However, she didn’t dare to protest and could.only watch.

But since the divorce, Madison started to see everything clearly, and she realized the errors of her

thoughts. Despite the realization she wouldn’t resent her past self. After all, she had no one to rely on.

The only thing she could rely on was the marriage that Edgar had personally arranged.

Part of Madison’s love for Leo was because she wanted to leave from her family’s misery. She didn’t

think thoroughly, but she understood that in order to leave her family, in the situation she was at, there

seemed to be no other way but to marry Leo. At that time, she only knew that the future was dark and

he was the only light

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But after they separated. Madison dared to let go of Leo and was confident to face those who wronged

her. This was simply because she gained support from her relatives, and as she grew older, she

realized she could survive on her own and didn’t have to marry anyone to escape her suffering. All

these thoughts made her understand that holding back her bitterness was pointless

After taking a deep breath. Madison looked at Leo again. The emotional turbulence in her eyes seemed

to have calmed down.

There. I’ve said it. Im not just saying all the grievances I’ve suffered over the years, nor am I trying to

act pitiful in front of you. I just want to tell you that since our relationship has already ended, I don’t

want you to have anything to do with me again, lest you let another girl suffer

She roughly understood that Leo didn’t get the whole picture. After all, he was born to the wealthy

Palmer Family, and his

ancée was already decided. It was either her or Sally.

Madison didn’t know whether Leo had high standards or was simply loyal. As far as she could recall,

Leo had been busy studying or helping to look after Palmer Group. She was the first woman he got

close with, and then Sally. No other woman had ever made a move on him. To add up, he had never

paid attention to jealousy between women. Perhaps it was because he was disdainful and

uninterested. But in the end, his train of thought worked differently from ondary people. It was

understandable for him to be clueless about such things. Similar to a taxi driver, Leo seemed not to

care about who got into his passenger seat. However, it was precisely the problem that Madison tried

to address and antide clear.

Meanwhile. Leo seemed to have taken her words to heart. At that moment, his tall figure stood still as if

he was digesting what she had said. He didn’t try to keep her from escaping like before: After a long

while, he lowered his eyes and looked at Madison’s and eyes family. He opened his mouth and

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amniously apologized, “I didn’t know that you used to. It knew about what your delt, I wouldn’t have

done that

Leo would never deliberately ignore Madison, nor would he tease her every time he thought he was

teasing her, but ur fack, he was belittling lar and catting out her heart. He wouldn’t even send her

abroad.

When they were maned Ironly saw Madun lowering her head and agreeing to everything he arranged.

He thought the was able in handle everything

nás so aggrieved that she would grit her beth and

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Chapter 174

Madison knew the situation she was in Like children who loved to cry and needed candy to calm down,

sensible and capable children could only get one sentence, “You’re strong. Give in to others. Besides,

she had no right to cry

Madison immediately shook her head. “Come to think of it, you didn’t do anything wrong. You don’t

need to apologize. Besides, I didn’t blame you.”

Madison had gritted her teeth and swallowed her grievances. The invisible pressure she had care from

her family, not Leo. Her forbearance and unwillingness were only because she didn’t know herself

before. It was also because she lived under someone else’s roof, not because of Leo. Even if he was at

faui, be still wanted to marry her even though he liked Sally, In short, both of them suffered losses

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After she pondered, Madison took another step back, widening the distance between her and Leu

Ive already made things clear to you, and I think you’ve understood what you previously didn’t. You are

smart, so there’s no way you get the wrong idea, right? Although my car has a problem, I can ask

others for help. I’m not lacking people who are willing to give a helping hand. Even if you’re worried

about Romur. I can ask Cullen for help. At the very least, there’s still Chen Chao You can at least trust

hun. As for you, you should go to the right person, and that person isn’t me. In short, anyone could give

her a helping hanil, but Leo was an exception

After she spoke, Madison didn’t plan to talk to Lee anymore. She had sent a message to Joe to pick

her up, so she planned to wait for him in her car. Going back inside Rose Garden was a farce, so she

decided to stay out by herself.

Madison smiled at Leo, turned around, opened her car door, and got in. She didn’t look at the man

behind her again. The moment the car door closed. Leo went forward. He looked ke he wanted to block

Madison’s way again. However, he suppressed his frustration and turned around to walk in the

opposite direction. Madison was right. Their marriage had caused enough tragedy, and he couldn’t

afford to make another pe. He was going to marry Sally, so he should go to Sally.

Leo’s logic convinced that this was the case. He agreed with everything Madison said, but there was a

voice in his mind shouting wildly. It rugged at his nerves and told him to go to Malison’s side. It was

uncontrollable. The feeling was similar to his rebellious phase when he was forced to learn courses he

did like and brought to his family’s company to study mimerous projects.

Leo hated every second of it. But he had no choice but to compromise. Because if he didn’t listen to his

father and mother, he would be locked in a dark room. The first time was being forced to watch a

bloody video. The second time was to try turning off a recording that contained the same bloody video.

The third time, there was nothing but the sound of water dripping, but his mind was filled with those

bloody scenes, the scene of blood dripping from the corpse to the ground.

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After that, the thought of the gory scenes repeated again and again. Therefore, Leo learned to

compromise. As long as he did everything to the best of his ability, there would be no more such

punishunent. However, he still felt disgusted, and his chest was filled with endless desire to resist. At

that moment, this rebellious emotion began to clamor again.

Leo should have listened to Madison and gone to the hospital to see his future wife, not submitted to

the maddening emotion that forced lum to stay by Madison’s side. The battle between rationality and

emotions brought endless pain to him. He had a splanting headache. He turned around and took two

more steps before suddenly vomiting. He supported himself against the car beside him and reiched

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