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Chapter 110

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KAREN

I decided days ago that I wasn't going to court. I didn't want to sit there and watch Victor Hale hear his sentence. I didn't want to see his face one last time or hear lawyers argue over how many years his crimes were worth. I had spent too much time letting that man take up space in my head. This morning, I walked into the office like any other workday, carrying coffee in one hand and a folder in the other. I told myself I was done. Whatever happened in that courtroom would happen witho
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  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 110

    KARENI decided days ago that I wasn't going to court. I didn't want to sit there and watch Victor Hale hear his sentence. I didn't want to see his face one last time or hear lawyers argue over how many years his crimes were worth. I had spent too much time letting that man take up space in my head. This morning, I walked into the office like any other workday, carrying coffee in one hand and a folder in the other. I told myself I was done. Whatever happened in that courtroom would happen without me.By late morning, I was halfway through a meeting with Gerald and the department heads when my phone buzzed against the table. I almost ignored it. Then I noticed the sender.Agent Webb.My heart skipped."I'll be right back," I said quietly, pushing my chair back before anyone could stop me.The hallway outside the meeting room was silent. I stood beside the window, looking down at people walking across the parking lot, completely unaware that my whole body had gone stiff. My hands sudden

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 109

    KAREN.The next morning, I pulled my dressing gown tighter around me and walked into the kitchen while Sophie happily poured cereal into her bowl. She was humming a little song she had learned at school, completely lost in her own world, and Jason had left very early that morning for work. for I made myself a hot cup of coffee and picked up my phone to check for any recent emails when the news alert flashed across the screen. My heart dropped the second I read it. Victor Hale's sentencing had been scheduled for Thursday. Two days before my wedding.I stared at the screen for so long that my coffee went cold."Mommy?"Sophie's little voice pulled me back."You forgot the milk."I blinked and looked at her smiling face. She was swinging her legs under her chair as if the world was the safest place anyone could ever live. She had no idea why I had suddenly gone quiet. She only cared about whether her cereal had enough milk and whether I remembered to pack her favorite snack."I'm sorry,

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 108

    JASON.I knew Marcus had planned something for my bachelor night, but I was not ready for what I found when I walked into a private room above one of the busiest bars in downtown Boston. Music filled the room, people laughed so loudly that the walls seemed to shake, and eleven familiar faces turned toward me at once. The long table was already covered with food and drinks, and Marcus stood in the middle of it all with both arms spread wide like he had just won an award. Then my eyes landed on Gerald, sitting quietly at the bar with a glass of whisky in his hand. He looked a little uncomfortable in the middle of all the noise, but somehow he still looked perfectly calm and dignified."There he is!" Marcus shouted. "The poor fool getting married!"Everyone cheered.I laughed and shook my head. "You're all impossible."Marcus threw an arm around my shoulders. "Tonight isn't about being sensible. Tonight is about making sure you have stories you'll never admit happened.""I already don't

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 107

    KAREN.I knew something was wrong the second I heard a car horn outside the house. It wasn't the normal little beep someone used when they arrived. It was long and dramatic, like somebody wanted the whole street to know they were here. I looked through the window and almost burst out laughing. Janet climbed out of her car wearing a sparkling silver jacket that shone under the afternoon sun. Across her chest was a bright pink sash with huge letters that said, ALMOST MRS MITCHELL. She carried bags in both hands and wore the biggest grin I had ever seen.Jason walked into the hallway beside me, looked outside for one second, then slowly turned around."Nope," he said. "I'm leaving before she sees me."I laughed. "You're really abandoning me?"He kissed my forehead."I'm not abandoning you. I'm surviving."Before I could answer, Janet pushed the front door open without waiting for permission."There she is!" she shouted. "The bride!""I'm not even dressed," I said."You don't need to be.

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 106

    KARENBy the time I got home from work that evening, I was ready to take off my shoes, change into comfortable clothes, and pretend the rest of the world didn't exist for a few hours.The day itself had been productive, but productive days still had a way of leaving me tired. Between meetings, reports, and the endless stream of decisions that came with running A.A. Biotech, my brain felt pleasantly exhausted.The moment I stepped through the front door, however, I knew peace wasn't going to happen immediately.Sophie came running down the hallway at full speed."Mommy!"I barely had time to put down my bag before she launched herself into my arms.I laughed and hugged her tightly."Hello, sweetheart.""You took forever.""I was gone for one workday.""Exactly."I smiled."I missed you too."She nodded seriously."Welcome back."Before I could respond, my phone began ringing from inside my handbag.I reached in for it.Richard.The timing made me smile.We had spoken earlier that day a

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 105

    RICHARDThe decision didn't arrive all at once.It didn't come after some dramatic revelation or life-changing conversation.Instead, it settled quietly into my mind over the course of several weeks, becoming harder to ignore every time I looked out the window of my apartment.Seattle had once been the city where I believed I would spend the rest of my life.In this city, I had built my career, made my fortune, lost my marriage, fought corporate war and learned what regret truly felt like.For a long time, I had convinced myself that staying was the responsible thing to do. My work was here. My history was here. My mother was here. Every familiar street reminded me of who I had been, and perhaps I believed I deserved those reminders.Lately, though, I had begun to wonder whether constantly looking backward was stopping me from moving forward.Every coffee shop carried a memory. Every office building reminded me of meetings that had once felt more important than going home. Every road

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 59

    KARENI truly could not remember the last time we had a morning like this, and standing at the kitchen doorway, I almost did not know what to do with myself.For a few seconds, I simply stood there and watched them quietly like I was afraid that moving in too fast would somehow ruin the moment.Jas

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 37

    RICHARDI went to Lena’s apartment on a Thursday evening with one clear purpose in mind, and I didn’t bother calling ahead or sending a message to announce my arrival because I wanted this to catch her off guard. The hallway outside her door was quiet, almost too quiet, and for a moment I stood the

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 26

    JASONEven after I arrived at the hospital that morning, I still felt annoyed.I hated admitting it, especially to myself, but Karen had gotten under my skin. She had ignored me the night before, walked away without a proper explanation, and left me standing there like I meant nothing. The memory o

  • Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On    Chapter 7

    The PlotLENA.I stood by the upstairs railing, my fingers resting lightly on the polished wood as I watched Richard step out of the bedroom. He was already dressed for work, sharp in a dark suit, tie straight, shoes shining as if he had somewhere important to be and not a wife standing ten feet aw

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