บททั้งหมดของ Pursuing My EX Wife: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

The next morning, sunlight poured through the living room windows, casting warm streaks of light across the furniture. Lilian stepped in, her steps light yet purposeful. Noah was seated on the couch, one leg propped up as he scrolled through his phone.“Good morning, Brother,” Lilian greeted, her voice soft but cheerful. She glanced around the room, her brows furrowing slightly. “Where’s Brother Moses?”Noah looked up lazily from his phone and stretched before replying, “He’s already left for the company.”Lilian’s lips parted in surprise as she instinctively glanced at the clock hanging on the wall. It was barely past 7:30 a.m. “He already left?” she echoed.“Yup. Early start, I guess,” Noah said with a shrug, clearly unbothered.Lilian frowned. “He could have waited for me to wake up. We could’ve gone together,” she muttered, mostly to herself.Noah let out a soft chuckle and set his phone down on the coffee table. “You know Moses. The man’s a machine. No delays, no waiting around.

Lilian nodded at Moses, a slight smirk playing on her lips. “Yes, should I not be here?” she teased, raising an eyebrow at him.Moses shrugged, his usual calm demeanor intact. “It’s fine,” he replied nonchalantly.Before she could say anything further, Moses leaned slightly closer. “Dad will be here in six days,” he informed her, his tone casual but hinting at the significance of the visit.“Oh,” Lilian muttered, caught off guard by the news. “Because of the introduction?” she asked, her voice soft.Moses nodded, his expression serious. “Yes. It’s happening in a week,” he reminded her, as if ensuring she understood the importance of the event.Lilian sighed, the weight of the impending gathering settling on her shoulders. “Alright then,” she said quietly, glancing down for a moment.Moses stepped closer and gently patted her hair, his touch familiar and comforting. “Have you eaten?” he asked, his voice warm.Lilian looked up and nodded. “Yes. Pasta,” she replied simply, her lips curvi

Lilian stepped out of the company building, the cool evening breeze brushing against her face. Just as she took a few steps forward, a sleek black car pulled up in front of her, blocking her path. She frowned, halting in place. While she wasn’t scared—after all, no one would dare harm her in front of the company—she couldn’t help but feel suspicious.The car door swung open, and a tall man dressed in a sharp suit stepped out. He approached her briskly, stopping a few steps away, and bowed slightly.“Good evening, ma’am. Our boss sent us to drive you home,” he said politely, his tone calm and measured.Lilian’s frown deepened. “Your boss?” she asked, crossing her arms. “Who is your boss?”The man remained bowed slightly, and the gesture immediately put her on edge. “Please stop bowing,” she added with a touch of irritation. She hated drawing unnecessary attention to herself, and already, a few staff members leaving the building were glancing in her direction, curious.The man straighte

Lily sat on the couch, her phone gripped tightly in her hand. Her gaze was fixed on the blank screen, her mind awash with uncertainty. She had been thinking about calling Marcus all day, but the same nagging doubt held her back. Would he answer? And even if he did, would he make time for her?The distance between them had grown lately. Marcus, always busy with his work as the CEO of his company, had been barely present in her life. Their wedding was a week away, but it felt like they were two strangers planning an event rather than two people preparing to spend the rest of their lives together.Lily sighed and ran a hand through her hair. She couldn’t take it anymore. She missed him, craved his attention, and she was tired of being pushed aside. If he wasn’t going to make time for her, she would have to find a way to make time for them.With a determined breath, she unlocked her phone and dialed his number. Her heart thudded as the phone rang once, twice, three times. Just as she bega

Marcus clenched the steering wheel tightly, his knuckles pale as anger and confusion churned within him. His thoughts replayed the events of the night over and over as he navigated through the dimly lit streets. Lily’s actions were inexplicable, and the strange sensations in his body were equally unsettling.When he reached his house, he parked his car in the driveway and stepped out, shutting the door with a forceful slam. The cool night air did little to calm his nerves. He locked the car, checked it twice, then strode to the front door. After locking himself inside, Marcus leaned against the door and took a deep breath, trying to regain his composure.Something wasn’t right.He made his way to his bedroom and threw his keys on the nightstand before heading straight to the bathroom. The faint sense of unease clung to him, making him feel restless. He filled the jacuzzi with cool water and lowered himself in, hoping it would help clear his mind.The chill of the water seeped into his