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Every Line Crossable

Author: GLORY WRITEZ
last update publish date: 2026-07-19 05:22:40

Miranda’s breath caught in her throat.For a heartbeat, she couldn’t speak.

The weight of his question, so simple, so devastatingly direct, hung between them, heavier than any grand declaration could have been.

She saw the hope in his eyes, raw and unguarded, and something inside her that had been twisted tight with fear and doubt finally, quietly, unknotted.

Her dad was right. She needed to stop thinking about the outcome; she just needed to follow her heart.

She hesitated, just for a moment
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    Colin folded his arms. “You wanted to tell me something. What was it?”To Colin’s surprise, Noah didn’t answer immediately.Instead, he started smiling.The kind of smile that looked so foolishly happy it was almost offensive.Colin stared at him. “Why do you look like that?”Noah looked away for a second, then back at him, still grinning. “Because unlike you, I actually finished my conversation.”Colin’s eyes widened. “No.”Noah nodded once. “Yes.”“Don’t joke.”“I’m not joking.” Noah sat up straighter despite the pain it clearly caused him. “Miranda and I talked. About everything. And…” He let the suspense hang for a second just to annoy him. “We’re dating now.”Colin went completely still. Then: “You’re lying.”“I’m not.”“She agreed?”“She did.”“She agreed to be with you?” Colin asked again, unbelieving. Noah grabbed a pillow and threw it weakly at him. “Why are you making it sound impossible?”“Because she was supposed to keep rejecting you.”Noah looked deeply pleased with him

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Too Many 'What Ifs'

    By the time Colin woke up the next morning, his entire body felt like it had been borrowed and returned in poor condition.His shoulder was stiff, his ribs protested every breath, and the couch had done absolutely nothing to help matters. He lay still for a moment, eyes half-open, staring at the ceiling as fragments of the night before came rushing back one by one.Melissa.Her confession.That kiss.And then his own cowardly retreat.Colin shut his eyes again and groaned softly. What the hell had he done?He turned his head toward the bed.It was empty.The sheets were slightly rumpled, but Melissa was gone. She had left quietly, probably before dawn, probably to spare both of them the awkwardness of having to face each other after what had happened. The thought left a bitter taste in his mouth. He pushed himself upright slowly, wincing as pain rippled through his side.A neatly folded blanket sat at the foot of the couch. On the bedside table was a glass of water and his pain medica

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   A Step too Late

    Melissa's breath hitched at his words. Slowly, she moved toward the bed. Colin shifted to make room, and she lowered herself carefully onto the mattress, keeping a respectful distance between them at first. The silence that followed was thick, charged with everything they hadn't said but should say. “I thought this was supposed to be a cuddle, not just sharing a bed,” Colin said after a while. Melissa nodded, then she shifted closer, hesitating before finally resting her head against his shoulder. He stiffened for a fraction of a second, then relaxed, his arm coming around her with a gentleness that made her heart ache."Am I… hurting you?" she whispered. "Your injuries?""No," Colin replied, his voice steady. "You're not."He then shifted even closer to wrap his hand around her. “Ahhh,” he exhaled. “That feels much like it.”Another stretch of silence passed before Melissa found the courage to speak again."I'm really sorry," she said softly. "About what happened with Richard.

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Every Line Crossable

    Miranda’s breath caught in her throat.For a heartbeat, she couldn’t speak. The weight of his question, so simple, so devastatingly direct, hung between them, heavier than any grand declaration could have been. She saw the hope in his eyes, raw and unguarded, and something inside her that had been twisted tight with fear and doubt finally, quietly, unknotted.Her dad was right. She needed to stop thinking about the outcome; she just needed to follow her heart. She hesitated, just for a moment. Then a smile broke across her face. Noah’s face lit up with a grin so bright it could rival the morning sun. “Is that a yes?” Miranda’s smile didn’t fade. She nodded affirmatively. Noah immediately tried to leverage himself upright, hissing through his teeth as his ribs protested the movement.“Wait… does that mean we’re official? Right now? Like, boyfriend-girlfriend official? Can I tell Colin? Clara, everyone?”Miranda laughed, the sound light and bubbling up from somewhere deep. She rea

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   What the Heart Wants

    Mr. Jones led Miranda into his study, closing the door behind them to shut out the rest of the house. He gestured for her to sit, then settled into the chair across from her, his expression grave.For a long moment, he simply studied his daughter: the tension in her shoulders, the way she avoided his eyes, the exhaustion carved into her features.“Miranda,” he began gently, “I want you to be honest with me. What are your feelings for Noah?”Miranda stiffened. She’d expected this and dreaded it, and yet the directness still caught her off guard. She looked down at her hands, folded tightly in her lap.“I won’t do it,” she said, her voice defensive. “I won’t be an intruder in Noah’s life. I met his fiancée today… she’s great. A partner his family has chosen for him. I refuse to be the person who comes between that. I won’t be the reason his family falls apart or the reason he ends up in some scandal. I…”“That’s not what I asked,” Mr. Jones interrupted quietly.Miranda faltered.“I did

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Forced Boundaries

    “It’s nothing, Mom,” Colin said quickly, perhaps a fraction too quickly. He let out a strained groan, leaning heavily on his cane to sell the performance. “Did he do anything to you?” Mrs Jones probed further. “Tell me, I’ll fight for you, okay?” Colin caught Melissa’s eye, giving her a subtle, pleading look to play along.Melissa cleared her throat, stepping forward to loop her arm gently through his. “Not at all, mom. The weight of the situation is just down on me. And..." She pointed to Colin. “He’s also exhausted. The doctors said he needs to lie down immediately. I’ll help him upstairs now.”Mrs. Jones looked between them, her maternal intuition clearly not buying the sudden shift in dynamics, but she didn't press further. “Alright. Just make sure he rests.”The walk up the grand staircase was suffocatingly awkward. Neither of them spoke, the silence between them heavy with the weight of the morning’s brutal confrontation and the sudden, forced proximity. When they finally

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Applause And Ashes

    The silence that followed Adrian Cole’s last words was heavy enough to crush glass.My first love.No one was clapping anymore now. The phrase lingered in the air, obscene in its intimacy, poisonous in its timing. Miranda felt it break something inside her that she had spent three years protecting

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   The Centre Of The Room

    The Center of the RoomEveryone was smiling except me.I was the only one who didn’t know my marriage was about to end.Today, Adrian Cole stood at the very peak of a story the country still whispered about in disbelief.At thirty-four, Adrian Cole was the youngest and richest businessman in the na

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   Secrets and Fury

    Noah’s gaze was sharp, unflinching. It was obvious he was offended by that request. “Didn’t I say it’s not my business?" he said finally, his voice absolute. “It wouldn’t be my secret to keep, either.”Melissa blinked, panic flickering in her eyes. “But… just pretend you didn’t see anything. Pleas

  • Divorced At Dawn: The CEO Who Begged Too Late   First Impression of You

    The air shifted.Noah’s eyes didn’t leave her face.“Wait…” he said again, slower this time, as if confirming something only he could see. “You’re really… Miranda?”Miranda froze.That name… her name… coming from a stranger should have sounded wrong.But somehow… it didn’t.Her brows furrowed sligh

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