บททั้งหมดของ Condemned Wife's Compliance: บทที่ 101 - บทที่ 110

She spent some time talking with her lawyer before she had to leave. Hunter was right outside the door waiting for her. She smiled at him as he walked with her through the building and towards the exit. She got her sunglasses from her purse and placed them over her nose. She was walking through the car park towards her car when she thought she heard someone call her name. But then she heard it again.“Adrea!” She froze and turned, Hunter tensing, turned with her.As she turned her head, she was a little surprised to see her cousin, Tia. She was not alone either. There was a man with her.Hunter shifted so that he was between the newcomers and Adrea. Adrea noted the small frown on her cousin and the glimmer of curiosity in her companion, even as she put a hand on Hunter’s arm. He looked at her. She gave him an assuring smile.“She’s my cousin,” she told the man, who nodded and stepped back.‘Overdoing it much?’ Tia thought, even as she put on a happy expression.“Tiara,” Adrea said to h

As the late Andreas Galanis had predicted, his brothers were going to try to find a way to get his fortunes. They were sitting together on the patio on Petros’s property. Petros’s wife, Athina, walked in and placed a tray with cool drinks between the men.“Thank you, Athina,” Gianis said with a smile directed at the woman.“Don’t worry about it,” Athina said smoothly to the man, and then looked at her husband, who was looking at her appreciatively.She sent him a playful wink as she began to walk away, and he smiled at her retreating form.“I went to the lawyer’s this morning,” Gianis said, bringing his younger brother’s attention back to him.Petros’s brows went up in a silent, “And?”“It seems we cannot get control of the trust, even with the divorce going on,” the older of the brothers said with annoyed disappointment.“So, we will have nothing even now,” Petros stated disappointedly.“Not exactly,” Gianis said as he sat forward. “We can have Adrea sue Rafael for misappropriation…”

The drive back to Aris’ was uneventful. Adrea gave the keys to the valet guy and, as she did so, some people noticed and recognised her. They called out her name and, in the spirit of being polite, she smiled and waved at them, then noticed the group contained drunk men with lechery in their glassy eyes.She began to walk towards the elevators at a brisk pace. She had said that she did not need Hunter and his boys to go with her to her uncle's home, but she regretted that decisions now. She wished she had thought of getting back here. She was living above a casino, for crying out loud. Drunks in this hour were a stone throw away. In fact, if you thre a stone, it would hit a drunk, bounce, and hit another. Stupid hindsigh.She was about to get to the elevators when she spotted someone in her path who put a relieved smile on her face. He was looking over her shoulder at the group with fire in his eyes. Aris.She stopped in front of him.“Is it too much to hope for that you were waiting f

There was more than one way to separate Adrea from Aris. Felix had tried going through Aris directly, but seeing that the two were still together—despite the man receiving his letter—proved that approach would be tougher than anticipated. So, there would have to be other ways. Better ways. The best would be to make Adrea step away from the man on her own. For that, he needed to find her vulnerable spot where Aris was concerned.That was where the mole he had just acquired came into play. With precise knowledge of her movements, Felix could control who saw her and who she happened to see. The only problem, despite all his meticulous planning, was that Adrea was a homebody. She spent most of her time indoors. And indoors, she was untouchable—her residence was a fortress.Until recently, Felix had assumed her security team only shadowed her when she left the building. But Aris had clearly tightened the net, making sure the casino’s own staff kept discreet watch whenever she came downstair

Aris turned his back on his sister and went in the direction of the linen cupboard in the hallway. Sofia had turned her back to the room and was facing the direction she had come from as she had her head bowed, pretending to study the floorboards. Her shoulders were shaking — a clear giveaway that she was holding back laughter.“This is not the way I had planned to ever be introduced to my sister-in-law,” she murmured under her breath, a wicked smirk threatening to break her composure.Aris shot her a warning look over his shoulder but it was useless. She did not have eyes at the back of her head and could not have possibly seen it. He rummaged for a thick cotton robe, one that looked genuinely soft and functional. When he returned to the living room, Adrea was still behind the counter looking mortified. Her cheeks were still a deep shade of pink.He stepped close, draping the robe around her shoulders without a word. She mumbled a quiet thanks, eyes fixed firmly on the floor.With the