All Chapters of Signed Sealed and Divorced. The CEO’s biggest regret: Chapter 131 - Chapter 134

The kitchen was alive with nervous energy that Monday morning, the air sharp with citrus rinds, warm with butter, and humming with the clatter of pans and anxious chatter. Sienna slipped through the rows of polished counters, apron folded neatly over her arm. She could feel the change in the air. No one was laughing carelessly anymore; no one slouched against the counters. The week ahead would decide who rose and who faltered. Dessert Week had begun.Laurent Duval entered as if carried on his own storm of presence. His chef’s jacket was pressed, the tall hat perched with just enough tilt to look effortlessly intentional. He carried a tray under a linen cloth, his dark eyes twinkling as though he already knew how to unsettle them.“Sugar,” he said, pausing, his French accent curling the syllables. “The cruelest and most beautiful of ingredients. Sugar does not forgive.”With one sharp tug, he revealed his demonstration — roses sculpted from pulled sugar, their translucent petals catchi

The hallway outside the academy’s advanced pastry classroom was buzzing with the usual after-class energy: students gathering in clumps, comparing notes, laughing, pulling out their phones to scroll through videos. The air smelled faintly of butter and caramelized sugar from the morning’s practice session. Against the tide of chatter, Sienna moved with purposeful steps, her notebook tucked neatly under her arm, her gaze fixed on one figure ahead.She was leaning casually against the wall, phone in hand, pretending not to notice the attention she always seemed to draw. Today her hair fell in sleek waves around her shoulders, her makeup sharp, calculated—another mask layered over the truth.Sienna inhaled deeply, centering herself. She wasn’t going to give Chloe the satisfaction of seeing her shaken. She had faced worse storms. She had endured heartbreak, divorce, raising two children alone, and still found the strength to walk into this academy and start anew. Confronting Chloe was not