All Chapters of Ex-wife's Marriage Revenge : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

82Four days later, Jasmine had adjusted well in Sky's house. She looked better and her appearance had improved too. Sky was so touched by Jasmine's struggles that she submitted a request for a few days off, and luckily it was accepted. She was a hardworking airhostess. She never asked for a leave before. Her paid leaves were all still unused and this time she made use of them, and it was easily approved. They spent time in front of the TV if they weren't cooking in the kitchen. Sky also took Jasmine out at the park for a walk during night time. In the daylight the chances of Jasmine getting seen and recognized by anyone were high. But after it was dark, they didn't need to worry about anything. They just returned home from such a walk. The sky was indigo black tonight. Stars twinkled brighter than ever as a tranquil breeze rolled outside the windows, rustling the leaves of the trees and swaying the grasses on the ground. Having had their dinner, the girls were sitting in front of

84Days passed in a jiffy as Jasmine worked on herself. She would work out in the apartment during the day and go out for a walk in the park after night had crept in. Sky had resumed going to work, and since she was an international flight attendant, she returned home in days sometimes.Though Jasmine missed Sky around, she had started learning to adapt without her. What she missed more was Kyle! Yeah, her thoughts wandered off to the man in question every night before going to bed. When she reflected on her day and how productive it has been, she would also think about Kyle and say a soft prayer for him.Jasmine's wound had healed too. Sky came home a day ago, and she took Jasmine to the clinic for last checkup. The doctor was happy with her recovery and how she was getting back in shape. Currently she was using scar-fading cream and taking supplements for a better and healthy lifestyle.On the other hand, Kyle had grown more arrogant. While Jasmine was healing and moving forward, K

86The clock struck Ten past ten when Kyle closed his laptop. He clutched his head in one hand and rubbed his eyes with the fingers of the other. It was a painfully long and tiring day. Though he didn't have any meetings to attend physically, the online conferences with delegates overseas took most of his time and energy.He slid his chair back to touch the ends of his shoes, stretching his back. After performing stretching exercises for a quarter hour, he grabbed his phone and purse. He sat in the car and ordered his driver to take him to his father.Kyle somewhere knew it was going to be time-consuming as his father had clearly stated he wasn't signing the agreement so soon, he still tried to give it a shot. He barged inside the house with an air of authority and charm. His shoes thudded slightly on the marbled floor as he stopped across from the set of couches where his father was enjoying late-evening coffee with a phone in his other hand."So, you signed the papers? Where are they

88 Karson tried not to shake as his lips twisted in fury.  "You’ve had more chances than I can count. And every single time, you turned gold into garbage. But sure— why not give you the company next? Maybe toss you the keys with a ribbon on top?" He gritted his teeth in disgust.  He shoved Kevin back dismissively and added, "This isn’t one of your get-rich-quick fantasies, punk. S.L Corporation is not a toy! I won’t let you anywhere near that company. You never had any right on it before, not now. Just go away before I lose my mind." "Who said I don't have a right?" Kevin was far from done speaking. He took a step backwards as he laughed.  While earlier the words seemed to have been shoved into his mouth, now whatever he said came right from his heart.  "I wasn't born to Sophia Lawson, but I'm her husband's son... Y

90Falcon did. He knew Kyle better than he knew himself. He sighed and moved towards the window to get some fresh air, not before passing a 'Take your time to cool down' look at his shaking best friend. The room had become stuffy with tense air and the heat from Kyle's searing glares. Falcon looked out at the bustling city. Loud noise under the clear blue sky was just normal in Eastonville. A flock of birds swayed and swirled around in the sky, putting on a spectacular show for eager bird-watchers like Falcon. A quarter hour passed in intimidating silence. It was actually a bad sign, thought Falcon. He saw Kyle in his peripheral vision. He had frozen near his desk in the same position he left him standing there. A raging Kyle taking out his frustration by breaking and shattering stuff was normal. This wasn't, and it gave Falcon the willies he had last experienced in high school when his name was dragged in a drug scandal by classmates, who didn't like him. Kyle was the one who save