Chapter 251

Martin didn’t bother arguing with Siena; instead, he coldly ignored her tears. To him, her crying meant absolutely nothing.

Siena, desperate and overwhelmed, could only watch as her husband’s indifference chipped away at her defenses. Her voice grew louder, trembling with emotion. “Say something, Martin! Why won’t you speak? Am I not your wife? Is Bonnie more important to you than I am? You married me, Martin! You can’t treat me like this!”

Her red, tear-streaked eyes begged for even the smallest gesture of concern—a glance, a word, anything to soothe her growing unease and despair.

But Martin remained silent, treating her like a stranger, calm and unbothered.

Kevin, observing their tense dynamic, didn’t flinch. He wasn’t surprised by their behavior and chose not to intervene. For him, they were only “parents” in name. Having grown up in such an emotionally barren environment, he had long since grown numb to the chaos, viewing it all with detached indifference.

Finally, Martin, unable to endure Siena any longer, stood up abruptly. Turning to Kevin, he said flatly, “I’ll be downstairs. Let me know when Bonnie wakes up.”