All Chapters of RISE OF THE EX WIFE : Mona's Revenge: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

Chapter 141The certified letter arrived at ten o'clock in the morning, delivered by a courier who waited patiently while Emily signed for it with trembling hands. The return address made her stomach clench with dread: "Kane Industries Legal Department."Emily carried the thick envelope into the mansion's library, where Samuel and Lora were sorting through family photographs for the upcoming auction. The morning light streaming through tall windows made the dust particles dance in the air like tiny ghosts of their former life."What is it, Mother?" Samuel asked, looking up from a box of childhood pictures.Emily's hands shook as she tore open the envelope. Inside were multiple legal documents, official notices, and a brief letter written on expensive Kane Industries letterhead."Dear Mrs. Caldwell," Emily read aloud, her voice growing weaker with each word. "This letter serves to inform you that Kane Industries has purchased all outstanding debts associated with your family, including

Chapter 143Lora sat in her car outside the Bennett estate gates at three in the morning, watching the security cameras sweep back and forth across the empty driveway. Her hands trembled as she touched the cold metal hidden beneath her jacket - a kitchen knife she had taken from the Caldwell mansion. The weight of it pressed against her ribs like a promise."This is my house," she whispered to herself, staring at the sprawling mansion beyond the iron gates. "My birthright. My inheritance."Three weeks of surveillance had taught her the security patterns. Guards changed shifts at midnight and six AM. The cameras had blind spots near the service entrance. And most importantly, she knew someone who could get her inside.Maria Santos had worked as a housekeeper for the Bennett family for fifteen years before being laid off last month due to budget cuts. Lora had found her through social media, tracked her down to a small apartment in East Boston, and spent two days convincing her to help.

Chapter 145Samuel sat at the kitchen table in the nearly empty Caldwell mansion, staring at the divorce papers spread before him like a death certificate for his marriage. The pen felt heavy in his hand as he read through the legal language that would end seven years of his life."Petition for Dissolution of Marriage: Samuel Richard Caldwell vs. Lora Bennett Caldwell."The words blurred as Samuel thought about the woman he had married - the beautiful, confident Bennett heiress who had chosen him over dozens of wealthy suitors. That woman seemed like a stranger now, replaced by someone he barely recognized.Emily entered the kitchen carrying another box of belongings. Dark circles shadowed her eyes, and her once-perfect hair hung limp and unwashed. "Are you really going through with this?"Samuel looked up at his mother. "She broke into someone's house with a knife, Mother. She threatened to kill a nineteen-year-old boy. What choice do I have?""She's your wife," Emily said, setting d

Chapter 147Mona sat across from Alexander at their favorite corner table in Le Bernardin, Boston's most exclusive French restaurant. The soft lighting cast a golden glow across the white tablecloth as they shared dessert, celebrating another successful quarter for Kane Industries. The intimate atmosphere felt perfect after weeks of corporate battles and family warfare."The quarterly reports look exceptional," Alexander said, cutting into his chocolate soufflé. "Our stock price has increased forty percent since we took control of Caldwell Industries."Mona smiled, watching her husband's face light up as he discussed their business success. "Your father would be proud. You've not only reclaimed his company, but made it better than it ever was."Alexander reached across the table and took her hand, his thumb tracing gentle circles across her wedding ring. "I couldn't have done any of this without you. You gave me the strength to fight back."The romantic moment was shattered when Samue

Chapter 149Daniel Mercer stared at the security monitors in the Kane Industries control room, his coffee growing cold as he studied patterns that made his trained instincts scream danger. Twenty years in private security had taught him to recognize when someone was conducting surveillance, and the footage from the past week showed all the warning signs."Run that footage again," Daniel said to his junior analyst, Marcus Webb. "Camera seven, Tuesday through Thursday, between five and eight PM."Marcus pulled up the digital files and displayed them across multiple screens. The images showed the street outside Kane Industries, the parking garage entrance, and the pedestrian areas surrounding the building."There," Daniel pointed to a figure in a dark jacket appearing in frame after frame. "Same person, different times, always watching the building. Classic surveillance pattern."Marcus leaned closer to the screen. "Could be a reporter. There's been a lot of media attention since Mr. Kan