My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel)
Chapter 139

Read My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon Chapter 139 - She Doesn't Care Anymore

In fact, it wasn't difficult for Nathaniel to break free, but he suddenly felt that it was very interesting for Janet to be covered in thorns, so he

let her capture him.

"When did you learn the grappling technique?"

Nathaniel asked her calmly as if the one who was at a disadvantage was not him at all.

Janet raised her eyebrows, sneering in her heart.

Nathaniel cared about his reputation so much, yet he wasn't angry when she easily subdued him.

It was rare.

"It has nothing to do with you," she teased.

After saying that, she pushed Nathaniel forward and let go of his hand, her eyes cold and mocking. "I didn't know Mr. Webster would be so pe*verted after divorce. You followed a woman to the bathroom. Does Mr. Webster have a habit of stalking or peeping?"

Nathaniel was rendered speechless by her words.

He stared at her bright eyes for a long time before he said in a deep voice, "I have something to tell you."

"Well, you admit that you followed me, right? Then I can call the police, right?" As she spoke, she took out her phone and pretended to

make a call.

Nathaniel calmly sn*tched her phone and said helplessly, "Janet, please."

The speaker and the listener were stunned when they heard this.

The words and the helpless tone made it sound like a man comforting a bad-tempered girlfriend, which was inexplicably intimate.

A strange feeling rose in her heart. Janet showed a cold face and spread her hands to ask him to return the phone.

"Mr. Webster won't take over other people's belongings, will he?"

Nathaniel's eyes darkened.

No matter what he said or did, Janet always had a way to anger him, which made him realize that the woman in front of him was no longer

the gentle and obedient girl from before.

Instead, she was a brand new Janet whom he knew little of.

If it were any other time, he would have lost his temper a long time ago. However, what had happened in the venue earlier had something to do with him. Deanna insulted Janet in front of so many people at the behest of Nathaniel's mother.

For some reason, he didn't want her to misunderstand him.

"You know I didn't mean that." Nathaniel's brows furrowed slightly, and he explained to Janet seriously, "I didn't know in advance what Deanna said today."

"I don't care what she said. It doesn't matter to me whether you knew it or not." When Janet heard his explanations, she looked calm. "I just think I need to explain it clearly," Nathaniel said stubbornly.

Janet's words made him feel uncomfortable.

She didn't care... She said she didn't care anymore.

"You don't need to explain anything. Most of what she said is the truth." Janet looked scornful. "This is the truth you all have believed in,

isn't it?"

"Even if it is the truth, it is between us. It has nothing to do with others!" Nathaniel couldn't help but get emotional,

Perhaps because he realized that he had lost his composure, he took a deep breath to calm himself down and continued. "My mother decided on her own. No matter what had happened between us, she went too far. I'm sorry."

Janet smiled but didn't say anything..

Even if it was the truth....

But in the end, he didn't believe her at all. So what else could she say?

Whether Deanna was incited by Winifred or she was shameless or Nathaniel knew about it or not, it didn't matter to her.

After all they had nothing to do with each other now.

She just felt that it was not worth it, be it her feelings for him in the past three years or the unborn baby.

The faint smile on her face made him feel a little flustered for some reason as if she was a wind that he couldn't see through or catch.

"I will give you an explanation," Nathaniel said anxiously.

"No need. I already said that I won't take this matter to heart. After all, I have already avenged myself on the spot," Janet sneered.

She was referring to Deanna, who had already been taken away by the police, and she could not be blamed for the consequences. Deanna

deserved it.

As for Winifred... As Janet thought of her, her eyes turned cold.

When she was Nathaniel's wife Winifred disliked her. Now that Winifred told an outsider her past and incited the outsider to defame her.

she wasn't surprised at all.

However, Janet was not a pushover.

She stared coldly at Nathaniel and warned him, "Mr. Webster, I advise you to take good care of your mother. I am a woman who seeks revenge for the smallest grievance. If you dare to provoke me again, don' blame me for dealing with her."

In the entire Webster family, only Nicolas deserved her respect. As for Winifred. It was best for everyone to live in peace. But if Winifred didn't know what was good for her, Janet didn't mind teaching her a lesson as she did to Deanna today.

After saying that, Janet raised her foot and was about to leave, but she was stopped by the man again.