Semua Bab Ex wife’s Revenge : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Raina’s fingers hovered around the elevator button for a moment before she pressed it. Stepping in, she squared her shoulders and took in a deep breath. “You’re in charge, Raina Weston.” She reminded herself. “You’ve worked too hard to let this break you.”The elevator doors slid open, revealing the open workspace of her fashion house, RainWoven. The familiar hum of sewing machines and soft chatter greeted her, but as she stepped out, something felt off.Plastering a smile on her face, she greeted her staff with her usual cheerful smile. “Good morning, everyone!” But the room’s response was muted.The staff exchanged glances. A few whispered to each other, while other avoided her gaze entirely. The pity in their expression hit her like a physical blow. “They know.” Her smile faltered as the words rang in her head. Quickly, she regained composure, smiling once again as she walked towards her office. “We’ve got a busy day ahead, let’s keep things moving.”The whispers grew quiet, but d

“Tch! Who does she think she is, acting all high and mighty with nothing.” Aaron mumbled as his driver navigated through the city. He had expected Raina Weston to be a desperate, gold-digging woman. Someone he could dismiss without a second thought. But he wasn’t.Instead, she had fire, like a new found independence that refused to be quenched, no matter how cold his words had been. He leaned back in the leather seat, his fingers gently tapping on the armrest. His gaze drifted out of the window, but his thoughts were stuck on her. Every single thing about her seemed... intriguing. Without thinking, a small smile spread across his lips. And then, the wallet. He clenched his jaw at the thought, annoyed at himself. He had deliberately left it behind as an excuse to see her again. A move so out of character that it made him feel foolish. Maybe he had been too harsh on her, he thought briefly. The way she stood her ground lingered in his mind longer than it should have. But it didn’t

Raina had no idea what she wanted to do just yet. Margaret, who she just found out was her soon to be mother in-law, seemed like a nice person so far. But then , she couldn't just leave everything like that and start living with the Kingstons that she had known for barely three hours. She wrung her hands, thankful that Aaron didn't walk into the room anymore. He seemed to have some sort of energy that compelled her to do just anything he did. He was able to make her go with the flow. An effect that she was already hating.She walked slowly, out of the room, and into the hallway. Raina finally had the time to go through all the pottery, and expensive paintings that were in arranged places. She was trying to find her way to the main door, and it all seemed to difficult to do. This wasn't the kind of luxury that she was used to. And here it was, being offered to her on a platter. But she didn't want to take it up for some reason. The only thing she could think of, was going to see her b

Aaron didn’t know what he was thinking when he walked right into the hospital, paid Raina’s brother’s bills, waited for her to meet him, act a bit of drama, and then agree to the stupid terms that she had given him.Having the child seemed like the one thing that he had always wanted. That was the only thing that was going to give him the assurance and trust of his grandfather. He had already called his lawyer, asking her to go ahead and print the documents for the contract of him and Raina. For some reason, he had the faith that she was going to come around eventually. But he definitely didn’t think that he was going to be the one adjusting his thoughts about the whole thing.As he pulled into the parking lot, he got out of the car just in time to see Jessica packing her things out. She was practically dragging her things behind her in frustration. He couldn’t stop his smile. He had no idea what gave her the assurance that he was going to just let her back into his life like some kin

Aaron was barely awake when the aroma of something cooking woke him up. It took him more than a second to remember that there was someone else in the house except him. He turned to his side, and saw that it was barely even 6am. He groaned, as he got out of bed.“What was she doing up so early?” he asked himself as he got out of bed, and prepared for head downstairs. The aroma alone made his stomach rumble.“What are you doing?” he asked, and she jumped.“I figured that you would be leaving to work in a few hours, so I decided to make breakfast.”He walked over to her side, and turned off the gas a little violently. “You don’t have to do any of that,” he said. “You are here as my fake girlfriend, and not as my wife.” Seeing her in the kitchen felt alien. Aaron could sweat that he had never seen a random woman go to the kitchen just like that. Even his own mother. She only went there when she wanted to give herself an extra helping, but has to hide to that his father would not criticize