Divorced But Not Defeated The Military Queen’s Rise Again novel Chapter 104

hapter 104 Refuse To Believe

“As of now, yes.” Quinn replied. “But after three months, when the bodyguard assignment is over, it won’t be the case anymore.”

However, it seemed that Moldred had misunderstood Quinn’s words. “Marley and Julius share a deep connection. I don’t want you two to end up fighting over a man!”

“What happens between Marley and Julius has nothing to do with me,” Quinn stated nonchalantly.

Moldred hesitated, wanting to say more but stopping himself. In the end, all he could do was to caution her. “Julius is not an easy character. Don’t get too involved with him. You might find it hard to extricate yourself.”

After Moldred left, Quinn also planned to return to Julius‘ side.

Before she could even step out of the small balcony, Trent had already made his move and approached her first.

“Quinnie, let’s have a talk!”

“Mr. Grafton, it seems that our relationship has changed. It’s no longer appropriate for you to call me ‘Quinnie. Please refer to me as Ms. Bridger from now on,” Quinn said coolly.

Her cold demeanor made Trent uncomfortable.

He moistened his lips, then with a seeming surge of courage, he said, “I wanted to apologize for what happened before. I didn’t know your parents were fallen heroes… If I had known… I would have definitely accompanied you to collect your parents‘ ashes and would have stopped Sidonie at the airport!”

However, his apology only made Quinn’s gaze grow even colder. “Trent, you really do resemble Sidonie! So, if my parents weren’t fallen heroes, you would just trample over them?”

“I…” Trent paused.

“If that’s all you have to say, you might as well stop talking. I’m not interested in sticking around!” After saying this, Quinn intended to walk away.

Suddenly, Trent blocked her path.

“Tell me,” he demanded, “why did you say those words to me at the airport? What did you mean by that?” His gaze was locked onto her, unyielding and intense.

With a cool glance, Quinn looked at him. “What’s the matter? I saved your life back then. Don’t I have the right to scold reprimand you? Trent, if I hadn’t saved you back then, do you think you’d still be here, talking to me?”

Perhaps he would have lost his life!

A slight shift in Trent’s expression was evident. “How on earth did you find out about my past incident where I was injured and fell into the river? Are you saying this on purpose, trying to make me believe that you were my savior?”

It turns out that what’s even worse than being ungrateful is when the other party has no intention of acknowledging

the favor in the first place.

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