All Chapters of Chasing back my ex-wife: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Kiara’s POVIt was a beautiful morning. I had gone to work early, but felt a bit dizzy, because I didn’t sleep well. And this time around, it wasn't because of work. Not because of Leo. But because of that message I got.“If Leo is in your house, you’re in danger too.”I had stared at it for almost an hour last night. Read it. Re-read it. I checked the number, but it was untraceable. Which made it worse.I stood by the window that morning, arms folded, watching the quiet street outside my office. Trying to clear the dizziness.But something about that message kept disturbing me.“What do I do now?” I muttered.“Ma’am?”I turned slightly. My assistant stood behind me, tablet in hand.“You have a meeting in thirty minutes.”I nodded slowly.“Cancel it.”She blinked. “Ma’am?”“Reschedule it,” I said, already walking past her. “Send them an apology.”“Yes, ma’am.”I grabbed my phone from the table and headed out.If there was one thing I didn’t do, it was ignore instincts.And right now,

Leo’s povI don’t like men like Daniel Jones.Not because of what they have.But because of how they behave, like they already know they’re ten steps ahead of you.And he looked at Kiara in a way that didn't sit right with me. In fact, that's why I don't like him.—The car ride back was silent after I apologized. But silence doesn’t mean peace.Kiara kept her eyes on the road, focused, composed, like nothing had happened. Like she hadn’t just called me out without raising her voice. And the worst part is that she was right.I leaned back slightly, running a hand through my hair.“I’m sorry,” I said again, quieter this time.She didn’t look at me.“I heard you the first time,” she replied.“I won’t let it affect the work,” I added.“You better not,” she said simply.I nodded. “Understood.”And for the rest of the ride we didn’t talk.—The house felt different when we got back.Or maybe it was just me.Kiara dropped her keys on the table, already moving like she had a thousand things

Leo’s POV That night didn’t end the way I expected it to. Kiara walked upstairs. Conversation over. What I thought going on between us—I was just delusional. Boundaries set. But me? I didn’t move immediately. I stood there for a while, staring at the same spot she had just been, replaying every word she said. “That privilege expired a long time ago.” My jaw tightened slightly. Painful but fair enough. I deserve it. But it still didn’t make it easier to swallow. I dragged a hand through my hair and exhaled slowly before finally turning away. There was nothing left to say. Not tonight. So I went back to my room. ***** The next morning felt different. Like we were both aware of the line that had been drawn and neither of us was willing to cross it again. I stepped into the home office and found her already there. Laptop open. Files spread across the table. Coffee untouched beside her. Focused. She didn’t look up immediately. “Sit,” she said calmly. No greeting. No small

Kiara’s povThe message came in while I was reviewing a contract.Dinner tonight? We should discuss the next phase properly. DanielI stared at it longer than necessary. Not because I didn’t understand what it meant. But because I did, and this wasn’t just about work anymore.And the annoying part is that I had seen it coming.I leaned back slightly in my chair, tapping my finger against the edge of my phone. My eyes drifted briefly to the bracelet resting beside my laptop.A soft knock pulled me out of my thoughts.“Come in.”Leo walked in, tablet in hand, already mid-sentence.“I’ve reviewed the revised projections and if we push the timeline back by—”He stopped, because I wasn’t listening. Or at least, I wasn’t pretending to.His eyes dropped briefly to my phone. Then back to my face.“You look distracted,” he said.“I’m thinking.”He stepped closer, placing the tablet on the desk.“What is it?”I didn’t answer immediately.Instead, I picked up my phone again, glanced at the messa

Leo’s POVI stood by the window in the guest room, staring out into the dim evening. The streetlights had come on, casting long shadows across the compound. My mind was at so many places. Both Kiara, and the so called business dinner. Which in her words, it was very good.I clenched my jaw slightly and turned away from the window, running a hand through my hair. I had tried to distract myself. Tried to focus on the recovery plans, the data reconstruction, the financial gaps that still needed patching. But none of it stuck.Everything I try thinking, circles back to the same thing.Why wouldn't she enjoy it? He had everything I currently didn’t. Power, stability, control. And most importantly, he hadn’t broken her before.I laughed under my breath, the sound dry and humorless.I walked out of the room slowly, heading downstairs. The nanny appeared briefly from the kitchen.“Sir, dinner is ready,” she said politely.“I’m not hungry,” I replied without stopping.That wasn’t entirely true