Delete My Love for You novel Chapter 219

Hearing the name Philip—a shadow from the distant past—Bradley’s brow tightened. “Mr. Harrington, are you sure you’re not mistaken?”

Darren let out a cold laugh. “Still pretending? You planted someone at my side and thought you’d covered your tracks perfectly.”

“But when you had someone fake her pregnancy results, trying to make me play the fool, that’s where your grand plan fell apart.” His voice hardened. “Because I never touched Xena. Not once.”

That last statement finally broke through Bradley’s calm facade.

He’d arranged for the fake test under the assumption Xena and Darren had actually slept together. It never occurred to him that Xena had only slipped into Darren’s bed while drunk, and nothing had happened. A carefully constructed trap, ruined by a fool.

Bradley looked up, cold resolve in his eyes, and strode toward Darren. “So tell me, are you blocking my car as Nathan Harrington’s heir, or as the president of Harrington Group?”

Darren clenched his jaw. “I’m here as Charlotte’s ex-husband, to take her and our son home. If you want a fight with the Harringtons, bring it on—but don’t you dare use a woman and a child as bargaining chips.”

Bradley gave a low, mocking laugh. “And if I refuse to let them go?”

Crash—Darren’s fist crashed into the side of Bradley’s face, hard enough to make the air shudder.

Bradley’s bodyguards lunged forward, but he raised a hand, stopping them. He wiped the blood from his lip, his eyes icy. Without warning, he swung and landed a punch squarely on Darren’s cheekbone, voice sharp as a blade. “Darren, you already broke Lotty’s heart. It’s too late for regrets—she’s my wife now, by law.”

Darren’s eyes flared red with rage. “Your wife? To hell with that!”

He hurled another punch, brimming with fury.

Bradley sidestepped and caught Darren’s wrist, pinning it tight.

“Prince of the Harrington family, pampered and protected since birth—you’ll soon learn how a stray mutt like me survives in this world, scraping by on nothing but bone and grit.”

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