Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back After Two Years Of Divorce : Kabanata 151 - Kabanata 160

Laura. I glanced around the fancy restaurant to make sure I was in the right place before checking my time for the umpteenth time. I have been sitting here for over an hour waiting for my freaking manager but she is nowhere to be found. I grabbed the glass of banana drink I ordered and took a sip from it to calm my anger. She was the one who called me this morning to tell me there was a new deal for me. She was the one who told me to be early because apparently this person doesn’t like tardiness and yet she was nowhere to be found. I looked around the restaurant again but still couldn’t spot her. I let out a sigh and slowly took my eyes from the door to the other people sitting around the place eating and speaking softly to their families. Somewhere on a date with their loved ones and seeing that made my heart ache. I can’t remember the last time I was taken on a date, Jackson hasn’t been around to take me to one and he wouldn’t even do that if I’d asked. For some reason his who

Nicole.With my eyes still on the man standing in front of Mom and Theodore’s house, I slowly parked my car and then turned it off.I looked at the kids and then quickly told them I would be right back before stepping out of the car the same time Jackson made his way toward it.“What do you want?” I asked, folding my arms across my chest while glaring at him.He didn’t answer my question but rather looked at the backseat of the car where the kids were.I moved in front of him, blocking his view and bringing his attention back to me.“What do you want, Jackson? You better start answering now or else I wouldn’t hesitate to call the cops on you.” I threatened.He frowned, “I didn’t come here to start any trouble Nicole—““You mere presence only causes trouble for me, Jackson.” I retorted and he sighed.“Look Nicole, the reason I’m here is to see my kids.” He said and my brows arched.What kids?“The same kids you didn’t want Jackson?” I sneered.“I didn’t say that Nicole. I didn’t know t

Nicole. It was lunchtime, and we were sitting at the restaurant with Chloe and William. William paid no attention to anyone except Luna. He even refused to let me fill his plate with food because he was grown and could do it himself. I love watching his interactions with Luna. He’s always so attentive whenever he’s around her, which makes me think his mom was definitely going to have a daughter. “They look so cute, don’t they?” Chloe asked softly as she leaned closer. I nodded, keeping my eyes on them. Lucas was busy eating from his plate of chicken, which was what he wanted. “So, how are you?” Chloe’s question pulled my attention from them back to her. She scooped a spoonful of the cereal she had ordered last. I looked at the bowl of cereal and then back at her, wondering how that would satisfy her. We had initially ordered some real food, like mac and cheese and a quesadilla—since she was craving those. But her cravings changed at the last minute. “Are you sure that will be e

Laura. I held my breath until I was out of the house—out of that stinking place. I took a deep breath and was relieved to see the big guy nearby, ready to direct me to my car. It was another bonus in my favor because the last thing I wanted was to take a cab to find my vehicle. I clenched the steering wheel as soon as I was in the car. My whole body shook as the memory of what he told me earlier flooded my mind. I shook my head, trying not to dwell on it—worrying wouldn’t change what he had planned. He always did whatever he wanted, and I knew he would go through with it, now or later. I grabbed my phone from my purse and cursed when I saw the time and the texts from my manager. I opened the first one. Manager: “I hope you’re getting ready to meet with Fiona.” Another text popped up from her: “I got a message from her manager. She will be available by four, so don’t be late.” I didn’t bother reading the rest; I knew they were all about my meeting with Fiona. I drove out of the ar

Nicole. Chloe refused to say anything about the lady, even after I persisted. She kept telling me it wasn’t her story to tell. But what surprised me the most was that she never stepped out of the restroom. We stayed for another ten minutes so the kids could finish their food, but she remained inside. Chloe told me not to think too much about it, but I can't help how far my thoughts can go. I drove back to my mom’s and Theodore's house—we’re still staying there until our new home is ready—still thinking about the whole scenario. The last thing I want is to drag a man with another woman. I’ve done that before, and it didn’t end well for me. I wouldn’t want to repeat my mistakes. If this ‘Fiona’ is truly Rowan’s girlfriend (though Chloe insists she’s not), I would have no choice but to end things with him. I have been coming around these past few days, and I know I’ve been hard on him for not giving him an answer for three years now. But you can’t blame me; leaving someone is easier