Ex-Husband Goes Money Comes By Yvone Zabielski Chapter 171


    Chapter 17 I Need Your Cherishing


    Vi had known him for a long time. Although Ondo had acted hurt several times before, this was


    the first time Vi had seen him cry so sadly.


    Was he really hurt?


    Vi sighed helplessly, and her tone softened a little. “We agreed it was only an act, You took it serious


    ly?”


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    Ondo didn‘t reply. He lowered his eyes, and he looked fragile.


    Yes, he took it seriously. And he took her seriously.


    But in the end, reality pped him in the face and broke his heart.


    Vi had nothing to say. She must always keep hier head clear so she wouldu‘t make wrong decisions.


    A show was only a show. The fake would remainke. She never confused the real with the fake.


    Besides, was Ondo trying to make herfort him?


    Impossible.


    Moreover, she didn‘t know how tofort people.


    Vi turned and left after she coldly said, “Hurry up and clean. I‘m going to sleep.”


    However, right after Vi took one step forward, her wrist was grabbed by Ondo from behind.


    With exhaustion on her face, Vi said, “Let go of me. I‘m tired. I want to sleep.”


    Ondo did not move. He looked at Vi with red puppy eyes.


    “Vi… Could you please give me some love and care asionally… My heart hurts.”


    Ondo said in a trembling and pleading voice. He swallowed and gripped Vi‘s wrist tightly.


    Vi stiffened, and she stood still.


    Would it hurt?


    The answer was positive.


    But when these words came out of Ondo‘s mouth, they sounded strange.


    “Funny. I‘ve been hurt and disappointed countless times. That‘s why I choose to let go. I‘ve experience


    d your pain. Since you feel hurt, you should let go of me as soon as possible. What I said to Jerry today


    is also for you.”


    With that, Vi forced open Ondo‘s hand and entered the vi without looking back


    But Vi did not close the door this time, Ondo watched her walk up to the third floor and finally disa


    ppear around the corner.


    Vi was right. He broke her heart first.


    Now he was only suffering what Vi had suffered.


    He deserved it.


    Ondo wasted no more time. He got a broom from the back garden and carefully swept the fallen


    leaves off the garden.


    The night inte autumn was biting cold.


    Ondo was only wearing a thin white shirt, and his face was expressionless and pale. Even though he


    was doing chores with a wooden broom, Ondo still looked dignified.


    In the room on the third floor, Vi didn‘t turn on the lights.


    She stood quietly behind the window and watched coldly and thoughtfully,


    After watching for a few minutes, Vi looked away indifferently and went to sleep.


    When Ondo finished cleaning the yard, it was already two in the morning.


    Because he had been staying in the cold wind for hours with only a thin shirt on, he had a cold the next


    day.


    The moment Vi woke up, she heard a cough from downstairs.


    After washing up and putting on makeup, Vi went downstairs and saw the tall man bustling in the kit


    chen and the steaming breakfast on the table.


    Ondo knew that Vj usually woke up at this time, so he would cover his mouth with his fist before h


    e coughed.


    Vi stood on the stairs and saw his thoughtful actions. She pursed


    her lips and did not say anything. She quietly walked down the stairs.


    Ondo heard footsteps and turned around. He saw Vi only wearing a ck velvet long-sleeve shirt


    and a snow–white gauze dress. With hier narrow shoulders, she looked so fragile.


    Ondo hurriedly took the trench coat from the coat rack at the door and put it on her.


    “It‘s getting cold. Keep yourself warm even when you are indoors.


    You‘re in good shape, and you look the same pretty with more clothes on.”


    Vi didn‘t refuse and raised her face to look at Ondo.


    Ondo was helping her put on the trench coat. He looked calm but a little unwell. His handsome face


    was a little pale, and his thin lips had little color.


    “If you‘re ill, just take the day off. You don‘t have to force yourself to go to work.”


    Ondo paused for a second before answering, “Okay.”


    Alter putting the coat on Vi, Ondo pulled out the chair for her. Vi sat down and ate


    breakfast silently.


    Halfway through the breakfast, they heard several guards talking andughing outside the house.


    The knife wounds on Jimity and Tyler were almost healed. They were just discharged today. The newco


    mer, Nell, had also recoverrd except for some bruises on his face.


    Vi told them loe in. And the three walked in and stood in the living room.


    They were about the same height. All of them were tall and sturdy and had long legs and narrow


    waists. They were pleasant to look at except that Nell might be a little toonned.


    Vi took a sip of soup and smiled with satisfaction. “It’s good. Everyone is back. This will be a lively


    ce in the future.”


    Ondo stood there silently and sized up the bodyguards one by one. Then he fixed his eyes on Nell’s


    face.


    “Who are you?” Ondo asked with a frown.


    Nell replied with his head lowered, “Mr. Caffrey, I’m a new bodyguard. I‘m Nell.”


    Ondo had some memories of what


    had happened on the Crane Bridge that day. Somehow, he found Nell‘s face familiar, so he stared at


    Nell vigntly.


    After Vi finished eating, she elegantly wiped her mouth with a napkin and calmly told them ns for t


    “Yes, Miss,” the bodyguards said in unison.


    Vi went to the Caffrey Group. Although Ondo had taken the day off, he did not just do nothing


    Though he didn‘t need to go to work, he could do housework.


    Ondo took two cold pills and kept himself busy until the afternoon when he suddenly heard two crisp


    bird sounds with codes.


    It Was Todd again.


    Ondo went downstairs to the living room. As soon as he opened the door, he saw Todd swaggering ov


    Ondo looked at Todd helplessly.


    Todd came and left as he liked, as if Bay Vi was his.


    And when did he and the bodyguards of the McGraw family get so familiar?


    As Ondo thought about it, Todd chuckled and walked towards


    him. When Todd saw Ondo look unwell, Todda instantly became serious. “Mr. Caffrey, it‘s only been a


    Ondo‘s eyes darkened, and he gritted his teeth. “I‘m fine.”


    Todd realized that he had said something wrong. He pped himself softly and smiled apologetically. “I


    Ondo shot him a warning look.


    “I promise I won‘t use force. I‘ll talk to them nicely.”


    Ondo withdrew his gaze and took Taven to a room on the second floor. Ondo closed the window


    and sat down on the armchair beside the bed, looking cold.


    Taven stood obediently in front of him. Seeing Ondo‘s solemn expression, Taven hurriedly asked,


    “Mr. Caffrey, do you have some urgentsk for me?”


    Ondo gently touched his wristwatch. He had something to say but was hesitant. He looked glum and


    troubled.


    Taven couldn‘t lielp bui be serious too.


    Ondo asked, “You… How did you win your wife‘s heart?”


    “Huh?”


    Taven was stunned.


    What kind of question was this?