The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 601

Hailey was forcibly taken away by Ewan, and he brought her to a grand hotel.

She struggled against him. "Ewan, let me go! I don't care where you're taking me—I'm not going!"

Ewan sneered. "Hailey, what exactly are you afraid of?"

Hailey replied, "I'm not afraid of anything. I trust Declan. If you choose to be with someone, you should believe in them, not doubt them. I know Declan would never marry someone else!"

"Hailey, you're such a fool. Declan is just taking advantage of your trust, using your blind devotion and innocence to deceive you. He's a liar, two-timing you without a second thought!"

"Shut up, Ewan! Don't you dare insult my boyfriend! He's mine, and no one is allowed to speak badly about him!"

"Declan is yours?" Ewan looked at her, scrutinizing her from head to toe. "What do you mean by that? Did you sleep with him?"

Hailey shot him a glare. "That's none of your business!"

As she was about to leave, Ewan tightened his grip around her slender wrist. With reddened eyes, Ewan asked, "Hailey, did you sleep with him? Answer me!"

His emotions were running high, his piercing gaze locked onto hers as he demanded the truth.

Hailey looked at him calmly and responded, "Yes. I slept with him before. Is that the answer you wanted?"

Ewan's hand clenched into a fist at his side. "Hailey, you and Declan aren't even married. What you did is reckless and disgraceful!"

Hailey laughed as she said, "What is this, the Dark Ages? Where did you come from with such outdated thinking? Declan is my boyfriend. If we were caught up in the moment and slept together, what's wrong with that?"

"You guys—"

"Ewan, what right do you have to judge me? You and Melody weren't married either, but that didn't stop you from sleeping with her, no? You said I'm disgraceful. What about you?"

Hearing her words, Ewan was left speechless.

Yes, he had slept with Melody, but he regretted it.

Now, knowing that Hailey had been sleeping with Declan, his eyes burned red with jealousy.