Todos os capítulos de Her Billionaire Ex-husband's Regret : Capítulo 151 - Capítulo 160

ARIAThe third impact was hard enough to drive my forehead into the wheel. I jerked away, feeling so much pain in my forehead.I didn't have time to look into the mirror again. I turned on the car and drove faster, certain that they were keeping up behind me. A cold, crawling panic began to fill my veins. I needed to escape, and do it soon. I looked around as I drove, trying to find a road I could escape into.There wasn't any, and I looked up into the mirror again, trying to get a look at whoever was behind the wheel. It was impossible. The car rocked forward and followed barely an inch behind me. The road was wide enough for us to move without much fuss, but the other car didn't move off. It didn't try crashing into me again, which made me think they were only trying to frighten me.Was this Markus? I remembered the feeling of being watched I'd experienced earlier. But why would he try to hurt me? It didn't make any sense. I gritted my teeth when the car drove even closer, hornin

CASPIAN Talia frowned up at Duke, then hid her face under my arm. I shook my head at him. “Don't.” I turned to walk away, my arm around her shoulder, then stopped. “The flowers are on the table, along with the note. I'll be back in a few minutes.” Talia clutched my shirt as we walked away. I heard Duke open the door and close it behind him. I was barely aware of my surroundings as I walked Talia to the parking lot. “Where's your car?” She tightened her fingers against my skin, clawing at me. Her tears rapidly came pouring out again. “I don't want to be alone right now.” “Talia, I'm at work. I'll be with you immediately I'm done.” Her cries became even louder and she wouldn't move. “I can't be alone right now, Caspian. This is your fault, I shouldn't have to bear it alone!” I pulled in a breath of air and prayed for patience to deal with her. “Fine, sit in my car for a moment. I'll be back.” I told her. I walked her over to my car, settled her in, and walked away, hurrying up

ARIA “We don't know who sent those. We didn't pick any fingerprints off it.” Oh. I sat back, a sigh of relief escaping my lips. I could deal with these one at a time. I sat back, closed my eyes, and tried to shove it all away. “Aria,” I heard Caspian’s voice as if from afar. Opening my eyes, I saw that we were parked in front of my building. I sat up, rubbing off the sleep from my eyes. I'd drifted off during the drive. Caspian helped me climb out of the car. I walked with him to the door, and inside the house. Immediately I did, I saw Reed on the couch, pushing a toy truck between him and Lark. Michelle had Nylah on her lap, making her hair into cute little braids. I stopped at the door. “Oh. I didn't know you two were here.” Nylah’s eyes fastened on Caspian and she hurried over, almost jumping into his arms. He held her, twirling her in a circle as always before he smacked a kiss on the corner of her lip. “Hello, Princess.” Reed was watching the both of them with a d

ARIA “Mara? Please clear my schedule for the day.” Mara sat opposite me, tapping into her tablet. She stopped. “Um, Mr Lexington called earlier, asking me to schedule time for lunch with him.” Xander? I hadn't seen him since the other day in Caspian’s office. Why hadn't he called me? “Okay, an hour at lunch. Nothing else for the rest of the day.” I said. She locked the door behind her and I turned on my laptop, keeping track of the news. While we drove over, I'd texted the same reporter I used the last time, with the audio of Zara saying I should get over the assault. I didn't have long to wait. About an hour later, the notifications started dropping in. The outrage was expected, and deserved. “Zara Stanton? I always knew there was something not right about her!” “Wow, she has a sister?” “It was years ago, get over it!” I scrolled through most of the comments, but there was no satisfaction in it. I really didn't care much about Zara, I just wished she would stay the

CASPIANI could barely see the scenery around me. My eyes were narrowed on the road while Xander gave me directions to the restaurant he was supposed to have gone to with Aria. “Fuck, Caspian. You're driving like an old man. Can't this thing go any faster.” I stopped replaying every worst case scenario in my head long enough to frown at him. “It's your damned car. If I go any faster, it'll fucking somersault.” Ivan and Rowan in the same room as Aria when she had sounded that calm? It meant she was scared.I arrived at the restaurant, noting that her car was still parked.She's fine, she's fine, I repeated in my head. Everything’s fine. Except everything was wrong.“Stay in the car,” I said to Xander.“Like hell.” He was already out, slamming his door shut and following me into the restaurant. I didn't bother arguing with him. I pushed the door open and walked into the space. Searching the room, I didn't find her red hair, nor those green eyes, and neither Ivan or Rowan were in the