Semua Bab Married To His Billionaire Boss: Bab 81 - Bab 86

Levi’s POV The city blurred outside the windshield, rain smearing the lights into long, trembling streaks. Amber streetlights became golden tears sliding down the glass, and neon signs from late-night diners and gas stations stretched into abstract smears of colour. I wasn't sure where I was going anymore. I'd been driving aimlessly for over an hour, taking random turns, following no destination except away. Away from home. Away from the video that kept replaying in my mind. Away from the look in Nova's eyes when she realized what we were watching.I couldn't go home.Not while my chest felt like it was caving in, not while every breath felt like swallowing glass. Not while I could still see her face—that moment of recognition, of horror, of something that looked almost like relief mixed with terror. Like she'd been waiting for this shoe to drop for months.I gripped the steering wheel harder, knuckles white against the leather. The image of Nova and Jace—laughing, drunk, tangled t

Levi's POVI was halfway to the door when the lights flickered across the floor, catching movement near the entrance of my office. At first, I thought it might be a guard or someone from cleaning services—though even that would be unusual at this hour. The building was supposed to be locked down, accessible only to those with the highest security clearance.But then I heard the voice."Surprise."The single word sliced through the silence like a blade, familiar and unwelcome in equal measure.I froze.There, standing with a glint of something too smug in her eyes and too red on her lips, was Felicia. She looked exactly as I remembered her from our worst moments together—perfectly put together on the surface, rotten underneath. Like a beautiful apple with a worm at its core.I stared at her like she'd just crawled out of a nightmare, which, in a way, she had."What the hell are you doing here?"The question came out rougher than I intended, but I was too tired and too raw for pleasan

Nova's POVThe front door clicked open at 6:03 AM. I knew because I had been watching the clock for the last three hours, curled up on the couch with my arms wrapped tightly around a pillow that still smelled faintly like him. I had not slept. I could not. Not after what happened. Not after that awful video dropped and shattered the last piece of peace we had managed to rebuild.The notification had come out of nowhere. The link that followed led to a blurry recording from years ago, one I had forgotten existed until it was splashed across social media like red wine on white silk. My stomach dropped so fast I thought I might be sick right there on the Persian rug we picked out together last month.The comments were cruel. The shares were climbing every minute. And somewhere across the city, I knew Levi was seeing it too.My legs moved before my brain could catch up. I rushed to the hallway in time, just to see how he walked in, Levi.His coat was wet from the morning mist, his dark