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Chapter 60 — Aftermath
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2026-09-13 03:12:11
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I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 81 — International Attention
The email arrived on a Tuesday morning, forwarded to Elara by Priya with three exclamation points in the subject line, and Elara read through it twice before letting herself fully believe what it actually represented.A major international investment group, one with offices across three continents and a portfolio significant enough that Elara had studied their public filings more than once as a benchmark for the kind of scale Vale Capital might eventually reach. They had reached out directly, expressing interest in exploring a formal partnership or potential acquisition of a meaningful stake in Vale Capital itself."This is enormous," Priya said, practically vibrating with excitement as she stood in Elara's office doorway. "Do you understand what this means? If this actually works out, we're not just a firm people are watching anymore. We become a firm operating on an entirely different level.”"I understand," Elara said, she felt the genuine thrill of it settle inside her, alongside
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 80 — The Unglamorous Work
Dr. Patel’s office was on the fourth floor of an ordinary downtown building. Nothing about it hinted at the quiet, difficult work Kael had been doing there twice a week for the past several weeks now. No one from his usual world would likely recognize him as he walked through the lobby or sat in the small, plain waiting room, surrounded by simple furniture and soft lighting.He had started seeing her shortly after the encounter with Elara in the parking garage. The raw honesty and vulnerability of that night had lingered with him, eventually forcing him to confront what he had been privately denying for months.He hadn’t told anyone about the therapy. Not his father, not Julian, and not even Wren, who probably would have understood better than anyone if he had chosen to tell her.He hadn’t started therapy to prove anything to anyone. That distinction mattered to him as he sat in Dr. Patel’s office each week, slowly realizing that this kind of personal work only had value if he did it
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 79 — Her Answer
Elara stood in the quiet garage, the words he'd just said settled into her chest with a weight she hadn't fully prepared herself for, and felt something old and complicated rise up underneath the careful composure she'd spent over a year building, brick by brick, into something she'd genuinely believed had become unshakeable.The composure wasn't unshakeable. She understood that now, standing there, and feeling the truth of his admission land somewhere she hadn't guarded quite carefully enough.In the long silence that stretched between them, she thought about every version of this moment she might once have imagined, back during the marriage, lying awake beside a husband who felt more like a stranger than a partner, wondering whether he might someday, somehow, say something exactly like this to her. She'd wanted it then, desperately, quietly.She didn't feel that hunger now. She felt something else entirely, grief layered over grief, old and new tangled together in a way that made th
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 78 — The Admission
Kael was walking toward his car in the parking garage beneath a downtown office building, exhausted after a late evening meeting that had run far longer than scheduled, when he heard footsteps behind him and turned to find Elara stepping out of the elevator area, her own briefcase in hand, clearly leaving a meeting of her own somewhere in the same building.Neither of them spoke for a moment. The unexpected encounter hung awkwardly between them in the concrete silence of the mostly empty garage."Late meeting?" Elara asked finally, her tone neutral, neither warm nor cold."Board strategy session," Kael said. "Ran longer than anyone expected. You?""Investor update. Same story." She continued toward her car, and Kael found himself falling into step beside her; he hadn’t consciously decided to follow, they were simply heading in the same direction.They walked in silence for a moment, their footsteps echoing softly through the concrete garage as the fluorescent lights overhead cast an e
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 77 — Two Minutes
The industry reception was smaller than most events Elara attended these days, a quiet gathering hosted by a mutual investment contact, and she hadn't expected to see Kael there when she arrived, though some part of her had quietly anticipated it, the familiar pattern of his presence appearing wherever her calendar happened to overlap.He approached her toward the end of the evening, when the crowd had thinned enough that their conversation wouldn't draw the kind of pointed attention it might have earlier.“Could I have five minutes?” His voice was careful and formal, as though he had rehearsed the request beforehand. Elara studied him for a moment, weighing his request against everything that had happened since their confrontation in his office weeks earlier. The tension from that encounter still lingered in her chest, sharp and unresolved.“Two minutes,” she said finally.Kael nodded, accepting the reduced duration without argument, and they moved toward a quiet corner of the recep
I Own Twenty Percent of My Ex Husband’s Company Chapter 76 — Watching Him
Serena told herself, the first time, that she was just curious.Two weeks had passed since the confrontation in the office lobby, she had watched Kael fail to deny what she had already known for months.She had thought, beneath the hurt, that distance might eventually feel like a relief. But it did not. The uncertainty had only grown sharper. A worry she could not ignore, even when she told herself firmly that it was no longer her concern.She still had access to his shared calendar, a remaining permission from months earlier, when they used to coordinate family events and social obligations. The first time she opened it, she told herself she was only checking if an old joint commitment still needed to be officially cancelled.There was nothing alarming in the calendar that day. A few board meetings, a lunch with his father, nothing that revealed anything she didn't already know.She checked again three days later.This time, she didn’t even bother coming up with an excuse. She opened
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