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Chapter 147 — Her Own Answer
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2026-10-20 03:02:16
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I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 160 — The Mirror
Kael sat at his desk late one evening, reviewing the contracts spread out before him. He was comfortable with the familiar routine of working in the quiet of their shared home office.He heard the door open behind him and footsteps approaching. He recognized Elara’s presence immediately, even before turning around."Still working?" she asked warmly, without the distance she had once kept between them."Just finishing up," Kael said, setting down his pen, and turning to look at her properly.Elara stood in the doorway for a moment. As he looked at her, the scene suddenly reminded him of another evening years ago, in a different house. She had stood in a similar doorway then and calmly told him she wanted a divorce.He thought back to that evening, remembering how he'd also set down his pen, the careful distance between them, and how he had failed to truly understand what she was telling him until she slid that folder across his desk.This moment carried none of that earlier devastatin
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 159 — A Year Later
Elara woke to the smell of fresh coffee coming from the kitchen. Morning light shone softly through the curtains she had chosen herself when they moved into their new home. Nothing about this house reminded her of the cold, formal elegance of the original Sterling residence.She found Kael in the kitchen, still in his sleep clothes, with two mugs of coffee waiting on the counter. He had prepared hers with a little cream, just the way she liked it on difficult mornings, while his was plain."Good morning," he said, glancing up from the newspaper he was reading, offering her an easy smile."Morning," she said, settling onto the stool beside the counter, and taking her coffee with a grateful smile.There was nothing unusual about this morning. It was simply another peaceful moment in their daily life together, a comfortable routine they had built over time. It was entirely different from the formal distance and careful behaviour that had defined their first marriage.Sitting with her cof
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 158 — The Wedding
The garden was quiet and intimate, very different from the grand venue where Elara had married Kael the first time. Three hundred guests and a string quartet were part of that wedding, but the occasion had felt more like an obligation than a celebration of genuine love.This time, only thirty guests sat beneath a simple canopy decorated with string lights. Elara had chosen each person carefully because they had all played an important part in her difficult journey. Priya and Tomas sat near the front. After spending the past year building Vale Capital together, they had become like family to her. Daniel stood nearby, ready to walk her down the short aisle. He was the mentor who had believed in her long before she learned to believe in herself.Marcus sat quietly among the guests, with Sarah beside him. Their relationship had grown over the past few months, and she felt grateful to see him there. Despite everything that had once happened between them. He remained her friend, showing a l
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 157 — Yes, To the Man
Elara sat quietly, absorbing the full meaning of Kael’s offer and feeling deeply touched by the fact that he finally understood her for who she truly was.In that long, important moment, she thought about all the different versions of Kael she had come to know throughout their difficult journey. First, there was the cold man who had entered an arranged marriage with her and carefully explained the terms before their wedding. Then came the husband who was rarely present, whose neglect had slowly made her feel as though she no longer mattered. After that came the regretful ex-husband who had desperately tried to prove he had changed through grand gestures and dramatic displays. And now, sitting before her, was a different man, someone who had worked hard to change over many months and was finally showing her that he understood her, without putting on a show or expecting a particular outcome.As she honestly examined her feelings in that moment, she understood exactly what she wanted her
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 156 — The Proposal
Kael spent weeks getting ready, but this time he approached it differently than he would have in the past. He wasn't planning an expensive venue or a grand public display meant to prove everything in one dramatic moment.Instead, he spent time with Dr. Patel, working through what he truly wanted to say. He understood that this moment needed words that carried real meaning, supported by the consistent actions he had taken over time, not words meant only to impress."I think I'm ready," he told her during one of their final sessions before he planned to propose. "Not because I have a perfect plan, but because I finally understand what I need to say and why it matters.""What do you need to say?" Dr. Patel asked.Kael took a moment to think. "Everything I've truly learned," he replied. "Not the usual promises about loving her forever. I want to acknowledge who she really is and show her that I finally see her clearly, after years of not giving her the attention she deserved."For several
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 155 — The Real Partnership
Finalizing the formal partnership agreement between Sterling Group and Vale Capital took several weeks of careful, and detailed negotiation. Both legal teams worked through the terms to make sure the agreement reflected the mutual, equal partnership Kael and Elara had deliberately built in their personal relationship.“I want to review this final section once more,” Kael said during one of their last negotiation meetings. He looked over the governance structure they had developed together. “The oversight committee must have equal representation from both firms. I mean truly equal, not based on how much capital each firm contributes.”“I agree,” Elara said, carefully reading through the wording beside him. “I think this reflects exactly what we discussed. Both firms should have an equal voice, regardless of which one contributes more money to a particular venture.”They carefully reviewed the remaining details, both aware of the importance of what they were building. This was not just
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