IGNORED! HE ALWAYS SAVED HIS RIGHT EAR FOR HER Chapter 08

IGNORED! HE ALWAYS SAVED HIS RIGHT EAR FOR HER Chapter 08

Inside the store, Madison was kneeling in front of my mom.

She clutched my mom’s clothes tightly and cried out:

“Mrs. Bennett, please!”

“Please help me convince Claire.”

“Tell her to stop ruining Ethan and me!”

My mom’s face had gone pale with anger.

She clutched her chest, her fingers trembling as she pointed at Madison.

But she was too furious to speak.

**Slap!**

I stepped forward and slapped Madison across the face.

The impact made her head snap to the side.

“Madison.”

“Because we had been friends for so many years, I never came looking for a confrontation.”

“But what about you?”

“You crossed the line with my boyfriend right before we were supposed to get married.”

“And now you came here to hurt my mom.”

“What exactly are you trying to do?”

Madison covered her face.

There wasn’t even a hint of guilt in her eyes.

Instead, she looked like she believed she had done nothing wrong.

“I just love Ethan too much.”

“I fell for him the moment I saw him.”

“What’s wrong with that?”

“Aren’t you my best friend?”

“Why can’t you just give him up to me?”

“Shut up!”

A furious male voice suddenly rang out from the crowd.

Everyone turned.

Ethan walked in quickly.

The veins on his forehead bulged.

His expression showed the kind of anger that came right before an explosion.

“I already made myself clear.”

“I never loved you.”

“Not once.”

“From beginning to end, there has only ever been Claire in my heart.”

“Who gave you the right to come here and cause trouble?”

Madison didn’t get angry.

Instead, she smiled and threw herself into Ethan’s arms.

“Ethan, you finally came back to me.”

“I missed you so much…”

The next second, Ethan pushed her away.

She fell to the ground.

Ethan quickly walked over to my mom and me.

Then he bowed deeply.

“Mrs. Bennett.”

“Claire.”

“I’m sorry…”

I didn’t look at him again.

After comforting my mom, I realized Ethan had already dragged Madison away.

From that day on, neither of them appeared in front of me again.

I heard that later, they got into another fight.

Both of them ended up at the police station.

I didn’t care.

My only focus was taking care of the store and living a peaceful life with Mom.

Later, the business continued to grow.

More and more customers came in.

So we started planning to open a second location.

On the day the new store opened, I stood on the ribbon-cutting stage with Mom beside me.

Many family members and friends surrounded us, applauding.

The moment we cut the ribbon, cheers and celebration filled the air.

I knew the future waiting for me was finally going to be beautiful.