Chapter 66

It would be better if Maxwell hadn't said anything. After he said those words, Jennifer felt even more suffocated.

She couldn't even imagine the pain of having this man, whom she had secretly loved for so many years, leave her life. That heart-wrenching pain and heartbreak were things she didn't want to experience.

Jennifer resisted the urge to cry and said, "I don't need it. I can find someone better on my own. You're not my dad. You don't have the right to interfere with my marriage."

Maxwell's expression darkened as well.

She was right. He would just be her ex-husband after their divorce. Nothing else.

However, just thinking about the possibility of another man being with Jennifer in the future made him feel uncontrollably suffocated.

He tightened his grip on the steering wheel and suddenly asked, "Do you regret marrying me? If you hadn't married me, you'd be like those girls on campus, enjoying a carefree love."

Jennifer didn't expect this proud man to say such words. Her he