All Chapters of Dear Ex-wife, Please Come Back : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Alexander's POV…The loud applause echoed through the ballroom. I clapped with everyone else. Not because I wanted to. But because it was expected.At first, when I came inside the hall, there was no sign of her, and I thought she wasn't coming.Or perhaps Rovan stopped her from coming.Yeah, he was overprotecting her, allowing me no room to access her.Gosh!My eyes never left the woman standing beneath the spotlight.Lyvanne… Lyvanne Morales.She stood on the stage with effortless grace, the crystal trophy reflecting the chandelier lights as though the award itself had chosen its owner.If I'm being honest here, then I must say that she deserved it. She truly deserved it, and that was the plain truth.“My company has always believed that success means little unless it changes lives.”Those were the words that escaped her lips to the ears of the audience, who seemed imp

Rovan's POV…Alexander Saint.Even from across the ballroom, I could feel his eyes.Not on the stage, but on the awards.Not on the investors, but on Lyvanne.Again and again and again.He thought he was discreet, but he wasn't. A man in love never is.Everyone who was present at the event was none of my concern, except for Alex. I knew so well that if he had the chance to approach her, he would.The question was, will I give him the chance to do that?Certainly not. Unless I change my mind, else, as long as I'm here, he won't dare to do it even in his wildest dream.Suddenly, I leaned closer to Lyvanne to converse.“They're announcing your category next.” I stated, and she smiled.“I wasn't expecting to win.” She responded with hesitation.“I was.” I maintained my wide smile as I inserted.She didn't bother arguing but nodded and smiled back a

Lyvanne's POV…My grip on the phone tightened as tears gathered in my eyes.Even after hearing her words, it was as if I didn't comprehend what she was saying.“What did you say?” I mouthed, staring at no direction in particular.“The Cancelo Avenue branch,” she explained, her voice still cracking. “It's burning!"For a second, I couldn't breathe or even move an inch from where I stood. “No…”My entire body started shivering. I was confused beyond explanation.How could this happen?Was it an accident or another attack from my enemies?And if it's from my enemies, then who?“The fire started only a few minutes ago,” Emma continued. “The alarm went off, and everyone rushed outside.”“Is everyone out?” I asked sharply because that was the most important thing.Even though it won't be easy to recover the material things lost, considering the fact that it costs

Isabelle's POV… The city lights blurred past the tinted windows as I drove home after a very hectic day. I hadn't realized how tightly I was gripping the steering wheel until my fingers began to ache. Although the event took place in the same city I stay in, the distance between my house and the event venue was far. I was eager to arrive home, take a shower, and sleep so I could forget about everything that happened today. As I drove, the images from the gala refused to leave my mind like a nightmare. I could clearly still see Lyvanne's smile, her award, the applause, and the hurried exit in my mind. They weren't ready to leave my memory anytime soon. Of course, from the look of things, I could tell that something had happened. And my instinct told me that it was something terrible. In fact, I knew that something bad had happened.

Alexander's POV…I lay on my bed watching the ceiling as different thoughts occupied my mind, yet I couldn't find the suitable one for my current condition.Yeah, I have been like this for days now. Why?Because I couldn't forget what happened to Lyvanne, and I wished I could help, but will she even appreciate it if I do so?Days ago…I sat in the living room watching the television after coming back from the charity gala. I had been sitting on the couch for almost twenty minutes, staring at nothing in particular while the news played quietly in the background.Then the anchor's voice changed.Her normally calm expression became unusually serious.“Breaking news tonight…”My head that was lowered to my phone earlier finally lifted, my gaze falling on the television screen.Then a picture appeared on the wide screen.For a moment, I didn't understand what I was looking at.Then I saw the familiar glass facade.Or what remained of it.Black smoke covered the sky.Firefighters surrounde