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Devil's Witness
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2026-04-22 05:05:50
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Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late Then the Rumor Begins
Miranda dragged Noah back. “That’s enough!” Then she looked directly into Adrian's eyes.The disgust on her face was impossible to miss.“You disgust me.”Silence.Adrian felt the words hit harder than Colin's fists.Because there was no anger in them.No hatred.No sadness.Only disgust.As if she couldn't even bear looking at him anymore.Then Miranda turned away.“Let's go.”Noah nodded.Without another glance, the two started walking toward the exit, Miranda practically pushing Noah. Adrian remained frozen as he watched them leave, unable to stop them. The second they disappeared through the doors, Clara finally exploded.She marched toward Adrian. “Are you happy now?”Adrian looked at her.Clara pointed toward the exit.“What was her offence? Throughout the time she was married to you, you treated her like trash. You and your family bullied her because you thought she meant nothing. Now that you’re finally divorced, you won’t let her be. Why?” Clara slapped his chest. “Why?
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late The Cover Up
Adrian turned sharply toward Noah.The room had fallen completely silent.Every guest seemed frozen in place.Noah stood a few feet away, calm despite the tension radiating from Adrian.“What did you just say?” Adrian demanded.Noah folded his arms.“I said I'm certain nothing here belongs to you.”A murmur spread through the crowd.Adrian stared at him for several seconds.Then, surprisingly, he asked.“Then is there something here that belongs to you?”The question stunned everyone.Even Colin blinked.Adrian laughed bitterly.“I know the baby isn't mine.”Miranda's eyes widened slightly.Noah narrowed his gaze.Adrian looked directly at Miranda.“There’s no way in hell the baby is mine.”His voice was quieter now.“I know that for sure.”The room remained silent.Then Adrian looked back at Noah.“But perhaps… if the baby isn't mine...” he said slowly. “Then is it yours?”A collective gasp erupted.Clara nearly choked.Several reporters are already keen on doing their jobs.Colin's
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late It's Time to Pay
“Adrian, don’t,” Vivian pleaded, still holding his coat. “I promise, I won’t go after Miranda ever again. I’ll even stay out of town. Just please don’t…” Adrian slowly removed her hand from his coat. “I regret stepping out on the day our path crossed, Vivian. I’ll never forgive you.” Without another word, he walked away.Vivian collapsed unto the seat, her hands trembling. How could she set herself up, thinking she was winning? Now, she’ll have to go down alone with nothing to hold unto or anyone to drag along. By the time Adrian reached the parking lot, his phone was already in his hand.The call connected immediately.“Detective.”“Mr. Cole.”“You can proceed.”A pause.“Are you certain you’ve got what you wanted?”“Yes.”“The evidence?”“Everything you need has already been sent.”Another pause.“Understood.”Adrian looked back toward the restaurant.“You can arrest her now at the restaurant before she runs into hiding.”Then he hung up.The forged documents had served their p
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late Backfired Threat
Adrian’s voice came out harsher than he intended.Vivian merely raised an eyebrow.“Oh, there is absolutely a way.”“You’re lying.”“Why would I lie?”“Because it’s you.”Vivian actually laughed.“Fair point.”Adrian shot to his feet.“Tell me the truth.”“I just did.”“No.” He slammed both palms onto the table. “Tell me if you actually know she's pregnant or if this is another one of your games.”Several diners glanced over.Vivian looked entirely unbothered.“You seem emotional.”“Answer me.”“Sit down.”“I said, answer me!”For a brief second, something flickered across Vivian's face.Annoyance.Then she sighed.“Fine.”Adrian remained standing.Vivian crossed one leg over the other.“I know Miranda is pregnant.”“How?”“I have eyes.”“That isn't good enough.”“Then perhaps your eyes aren't as functional as mine.”Adrian looked ready to strangle her.Vivian rolled her eyes.“At the banquet, she was constantly being shielded.”“That proves nothing.”“The dress was custom-made.”“Sti
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late The Exchange
Vivian’s expression cooled. “You don’t get to ask me that yet.”Adrian gave a short, humorless laugh. “Why? You must think I’m still stupid.”“I think you’re desperate.”He laughed sarcastically. Vivian leaned closer, her voice dropping. “And desperate men should not pretend to be in control.”“Of course, I’m desperate.” Adrian pushed the envelope slightly away from her reach. “But i don’t need to pretend to be in control. We had a deal. Now that I have closed your case as requested. It is your turn to speak.”“I will speak after I confirm that you truly closed it,” Vivian snapped. “You just heard me.”“And I should trust you?” Vivian scoffed. “Why can’t you?” “You? The man who used me to punish his wife? The man who suddenly developed a conscience because the woman he broke became richer than him?”Adrian’s eyes darkened dangerously.“Careful.”Vivian sat back, unimpressed.“No, Adrian. You be careful. You were not doing me a favor. You were adhering to this to win Miranda back.
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late Once Upon a War
Colin glanced at his phone. “He’ll join us there.”“Oh,” Miranda said, trying to keep her tone even.Before she could process that, Melissa spoke.“I thought we were picking him up? Didn’t he say the airport was around the same route?”Miranda stopped walking for half a second.Her stomach tightened.Slowly, she looked at Melissa.Melissa seemed to realize Miranda was not pleased with what she had said. But she thought she was just still mad at her. Miranda’s mind caught the detail and held it.How did Melissa know Noah’s schedule?Colin, completely unaware of the sudden shift inside Miranda, shrugged. “He changed his mind. Said he’ll meet us there directly.”Melissa nodded too quickly. “Oh. Okay.”Miranda looked ahead again, but her heart had become heavy.There it was again.That strange closeness.That knowledge Melissa should not have unless Noah had told her.Unless they had been speaking privately.Unless there was truly something.She entered the car quietly, smoothing her dre
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late The Lines We Crossed
Adrian was already pacing when Miranda stepped into the house.Back and forth.Sharp turns.Measured steps that carried nothing but impatience and rage.The moment the door opened, his head snapped in that direction.But before he could move, Aunt Felicia rushed forward, reaching Miranda first.“Ma
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late A Taste of Freedom
Miranda didn’t go home immediately.She had no intention of doing so.Not yet.The moment she stepped out of the venue, the cool night air brushed against her skin, carrying away the last traces of the suffocating atmosphere inside.Colin’s car was already waiting.That was why she had lingered bac
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late Two can Play
Miranda didn’t bid again.After that first item, her paddle remained still.Item after item was brought on stage… rare paintings, vintage jewellery, collector pieces that had people whispering and competing, but Miranda simply watched.Uninterested.It didn’t go unnoticed.At first, a few people th
Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late The Price of Pride
Richard didn’t need to point twice.Adrian followed his line of sight, and there she was.Miranda.Seated alone.Not just anywhere… but in a section that didn’t even exist to him until a few minutes ago.The VVIP section.She sat with quiet composure, her posture relaxed, her gaze fixed on the stag
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