All Chapters of Dear Ex-husband, I Don't Love You Anymore : Chapter 111 - Chapter 114

ARKIt was an emergency, otherwise I would never have left the little quiet house tucked away in the middle of nowhere. We had built something that almost felt like heaven, two broken things pretending to be whole. The quietness was deafening, the floors creaked, but it was peaceful. For a while, that peace was enough.Now, as I sat in the driver’s seat, the engine idling low, I could feel that peace slipping through my fingers. I drummed my fingers against the wheel, watching the faint reflection of the house in the side mirror. I knew Storm was inside. Jaylen’s house. The same reason we left America. The same reason we came back.Knowing their history, I would be lying to say jealousy didn’t sting. It burned low in my chest, quiet but alive. It felt like it was slowly chewing me. I tried to convince myself that I trusted her, that I believed in what we had. But the thought of her with him, the ghost of what they used to be, kept threading itself through my mind. What if she saw him

The hotel room was too quiet. The kind of quiet that made Storm’s pulse too loud in her own ears.Outside, the city hummed, a low, endless growl beneath the rain-soaked streets, but in here, it was only the faint ticking of the clock and Ark’s steady breathing.He stood by the window, arms folded, his tall frame still like a statue carved out of wrath itself. The muscles in his jaw twitched every time she moved. He didn’t like waiting, didn’t like the silence. And she could tell that beneath his cold, unreadable stare, he was seething.Storm sat on the edge of the bed, her phone in her hand, staring at the encrypted message she’d just received.“He’s coming,” she said finally.Ark turned, his voice low. “Who?”She didn’t look up. “Antonio’s man. His name’s Bruno. He said he’ll be here soon.”His eyes narrowed. “Here? In our room?”“Yes.”Ark’s silence was heavy, thick with disapproval. He took a slow step toward her. “You trust this man?”“I don’t trust anyone,” she said simply, setti