My Gentle Wife is a Real Divine Being

Chapter 472

Chapter 473

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Tears welled up in Shelia’s eyes.

For years, she had been the epitof obedience and docility by Juan's side. He had once showered her with

affection, making her feel like she was on top of the world. But now, that love had been cruelly

withdrawn, leaving her in a state of despair.

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“You know best what happened that night.”

Juan clenched his fists, regret coursing through him. He had shown Shelia sympathy, and in a moment of

weakness, he had fallen into her trap, losing his chance with Debra.

He knew Debra would never forgive him. There was no way she could accept him now.

“You used to dote onso much,” Shelia choked out. “When | said | was tired from studying, you'd takeout

to relax, even if you were busy. When | said | was hungry, you'd send Joe to takeout for a meal. You

introducedto all the big shots in business and taughthow to handle myself. I've been with you for so

many years, even longer than Debra has known you. So, why are you treatinglike this?” Juan's gaze grew

colder as she brought up the past. “If it weren't for the old feelings, do you think you'd still be lying here as Miss

Blair?”

Shelia pleaded, “I was wrong. I'm willing to do anything you ask. I'll be better and help you make money. | don’t

want to be Miss Blair. Just letstay by your side even as a minor secretary.”

She searched his eyes, hoping to find even a sliver of sympathy. Over the years, she had followed him closely

and knew that beneath his cold and unfeeling exterior, Juan had a soft heart. If she hadn't acted impulsively and

drugged him, he wouldn't have severed ties with her.

She tugged at his sleeve and continued, “You wouldn't just watchdie, would you?”

Edgar, who appeared refined on the surface, was ruthless at heart. The failure to frDebra had discredited

her and caused her to lose her biggest bargaining chip. Without Juan's protection, she would be killed by Edgar.

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Her pitiful look reminded him of a similar scene from years ago. Back then, when Debra and he had just married,

he rarely went home.

One night, Debra had reached out and grabbed his sleeve, looking at him with pleading eyes. “Juan, please stay

tonight.”

But all he had for Debra was indifference. He had cruelly shaken off her hand and left the room, leaving behind

only the cold sound of the door closing.

Suddenly, his mind flashed to the hickeys on Debra’s neck. He remembered the cold look in her eyes as she said,

“Juan, | don’t love you anymore.”

That one sentence felt like a fresh blow to his heart.