Nelson was working in his study when Joanna came and knocked on the door. "Mrs. Tucker is back, and she's in the living room. It seems she needs to talk to you. Are you going down Mr. Tucker?"
Upon hearing this, he was slightly stunned. He hadn't expected her to come over.
He tapped the pen in his hand lightly on the desk. "Did she say what it's about?"
She shook her head. "No, but Mrs. Tucker looks upset."
Nelson stood up.
Joanna thought momentarily before saying, "Please don't argue with Mrs. Tucker often. She had been through a lot in all these years. Even when you quarrel, you should compromise a bit. Mrs. Tucker has a good temperament and is easy to console."
He nodded.
Her temperament was indeed good, but he always managed to provoke her.
As he walked down the stairs, he saw Sabrina sitting elegantly on the sofa.
Her fair skin and red lips contrasted against her long black coat that accentuated her gracefulness. Although, her cold and indifferent gaze wasn't that pretty.
"Is there something you need to talk to me about?" He met her intense stare and sat on the sofa across from her.
Although Sabrina was furious to see him acting so coldly, she knew getting emotional wouldn't help.
She didn't skirt the issue. "I'll exchange the evidence of Pamela harming me for Gerald's safety."
"What?" Nelson frowned and stared at her.
His puzzled face turned her expression scornful.
His mood worsened after seeing her expression.
His voice turned cold. "Do you not consider my feelings at all?"
"You never cared about my feelings, but now you expect me to care about yours?" Sabrina replied.
Their marriage was already in shambles, but here he was talking about feelings.
She had always accommodated his feelings, both when he was abroad and after he returned. It was to the point of spoiling him.
She neglected herself to care for him and, in return, he repeatedly ignored her.
The thought of it made Sabrina feel pathetic.
Nelson pursed his lips tightly.
After a while, he recalled Dylan mentioning that Gerald had gone to the hospital and broken Pamela's legs.
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