Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Ex-husband And Son Wants Me Back After Divorce: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Haley's POV:Back home, I kicked off my heels and poured myself a large glass of champagne. I didn’t even bother waiting for Logan to join me in the kitchen. My hands were slightly shaking.Logan stepped in, loosening his tie. I took a long sip. The bubbles burned my throat. “Neither do I.”He leaned against the counter, watching me. His jacket was already tossed over a chair. His hair slightly messy from running his hand through it one too many times. “Are you okay?”I laughed. A short, bitter sound. “Do I look okay to you?”He didn’t answer. Instead, he walked closer and gently took the glass from my hand, setting it aside. “You’re in shock.”“I’m not in shock,” I snapped, then immediately regretted my tone. I let out a breath and turned away. “I’m… confused.”Logan was silent for a moment. “It’s a lot.”

Haley’s POV:Logan’s presence was warm at my back before I even heard his voice.“What’s wrong?”I stiffened, forcing my expression into something neutral before turning my head slightly toward him. “It’s nothing.”He didn’t look convinced, but I wasn’t going to say a single word about Susan. Not here. Not tonight. I was done getting involved in her messy love life.Before he could press, a wave of movement caught my eye. Erin was making her way through the crowd with a few people from my department. Her face lit up when she saw me.“There you are! I’ve been looking everywhere.”Logan gave me a quick squeeze on the shoulder. “I’ll leave you with your team. Have fun.”He kissed my temple before disappearing into the crowd, probably heading toward a group of investors he’d spotted earlier.I turned to Erin and her colleagues, smiling. “Okay, I promised you all some quality time tonight. Drinks are on me. And… maybe some rewards for the amazing work you’ve been doing lately.”That instan

Haley’s POV:The sound of Susan’s voice cut through the noise of the street.“Help me!” she shouted, her voice high and panicked.Logan’s head turned instantly. I followed his gaze and saw her. The man had caught up to her and now Susan was struggling in the grip of a man whose hand was clamped hard around her arm. His face was half-hidden in shadow, but I could see the ugly set of his jaw and the way he leaned toward her like he owned her.“Stay here,” Logan murmured in my ear, his voice low, tight. His arm around my waist tightened. “Don’t move.”The man looked up and saw us watching. His lip curled into a sneer. “Mind your own business.”Logan stepped forward. “Let her go.”“She’s fine,” the man said, gripping Susan’s arm even tighter. She winced, trying to pull back.“Does she look fine to you?” Logan’s voice was calm but sharp, each word clipped.The man’s eyes narrowed. “Walk away. This isn’t your problem.”Logan’s tone didn’t change. “Last chance.”The man gave a mocking laugh.

Haley’s POV:The afternoon sun was warm but gentle, the kind that made the water sparkle like a sheet of glass scattered with diamonds. Lily was knee-deep in the water, holding her arms out as tiny waves lapped against her legs.I stayed close to the shore, watching her. She had been taking swimming lessons for a while, but she still wasn’t confident in deep water. She could float, kick, and paddle well enough in the shallow end, but the moment her feet couldn’t touch the bottom, panic always took over.Sebastian noticed too. He stood beside me, his feet sinking slightly into the wet sand, his eyes on Lily. “She’s good,” he said, “but she’s hesitating.”I glanced at him. “Yeah, she freezes up in the deeper section even in pool.”“Mind if I try helping her?” he asked. His tone wasn’t pushy — just matter-of-fact, like he’d already made up his mind to give her a boost if she’d let him.I hesitated, then nodded slowly. “Let’s ask her first.”We walked closer, the water cooling our feet. “

Sebastian’s POV:The sun was dipping low when we pulled into the driveway, the salt still clinging to my skin. Jordan was laughing in the backseat with Lily about some dumb joke from earlier, while I was still half in my head about how… easy the day had felt. Haley’s laugh had been softer than I remembered, her smile unguarded when she looked at Jordan.It had been… nice. Too nice.We stepped inside, the cool air of the apartment greeting us. Susan’s heels clicked on the hardwood before I even saw her. She was home early, wearing a fitted black dress and an expression that didn’t give away much.“You’re back,” she said, her eyes darting briefly to Lily. “Where’d you all go?”Before I could open my mouth, Jordan beat me to it.“We went to the beach!” he said, kicking off his sneakers with zero awareness of the storm he was about to unleash. “Lily swam