Semua Bab THE EX-WIFE HE COULDN’T DESTROY : Bab 151 - Bab 160

Two months had passed since Damon arrived, he saw the message that was sent to him anonymously, but then, he gave no reply, he just returned back to the country, acting like nothing happened, except from the fact that he visited more often. Orion on the other hand did not see that as a reason to stop, instead, he started showing more at book signings, meetings, and even things that were concerned with Armin and Alina; Elysia saw, she noticed, but then, she did not trust him. “I don't think I will be able to make it today, so yes, you can attend in my place or tell them to postpone it to one of the free days of the week,” Orion's word tumbled out in a rush, his voice was low but he could not just take off his eyes from the little boy that had mounted the stage.Nessa let out a sigh, staring at the computer at her front. “Okay sir, I'd do that with immediate effect and tell you their response, how about that?” “It’s fine by me too,” he whispered, ending the call with a single tap of

“I'm planning on building another hospital,” Damon's baritone voice was evident on the other end of the line, and Elysia pressed her lips, shrugging on the chair she was seated in before she finally replied. “In this country?” Elysia asked, tilting her head. “Or another?” Damon leaned back in his chair, fingers steepled under his chin as he narrowed his gaze in thought, and just then, the answer followed. “The latter.” “Yeah, I think that's what I'll do, since I'd love to expand my territory,” Damon added, tracing a circle above the coffee cup. Elysia chuckled, rising to her feet as she transferred her empty hand to her waist. “That's a really good thing, and judging by your financial status I don't think that's going to be a difficult thing for you, and that will definitely lead us to the question of when do you plan on starting?” “Two to three months from now,” he answered her almost immediately, raising his gaze from the floor to the calendar that was just above his table. “

Elysia blinked thrice in a single second, running a hand over her face, and it felt as though, the world started spinning right before her eyes. She let out a silent gasp, using the wall as a support to maintain her stance, and right at that moment, all it took Orion was a single glance at her before he took a step forward, stretching his hand forward. “I'll donate,” there was no such thing as doubt in his voice, neither could it be found in his eyes. “Then we are going to need to run a test sir,” the doctor who has brought the result spoke up, staring at Elysia like he was searching for the confirmation in her eyes— waiting for her to give him the go-ahead. Slowly, Elysia raised her gaze that was directed towards the floor, fixing it on Orion whose mind was made up already, then it moved to that of the Doctor whose eyes were still fixed on hers. All it took was a nod, and the doctor’s brows shot up. “Should we proceed?” “Please,” she gestured forward, pressing her lips into a t

Orion placed a hand on the car steering, his grip, tightening around it as he gazed outside the window, and in that second, everything from the hospital kept resurfacing in his head. Before that day, the sight of the stars was enough to give Orion the peace he was looking for, but that day all it did was remind him of the harsh reality that was looking him in the eye. “Are you going to come out?” Although the voice was more like muffled sound, it was enough to pull Orion out of his thoughts and he took his hand off his lip, turning to Elijah who placed a hand above the car. It was a black Mercedes sports car. “I don't know Elijah,” Orion replied, pushing his hair backward with a sharp inhale. “But if there's one thing I'm certain of, it's the fact that I don't want to stay where a lot of people are.” With a hand below his jaw, Elijah shrugged. “That's a valid one.” “Come to the other side Elijah,” Orion declared, pushing the door open, and without giving it second thoughts, he

“I'm sorry that the meeting was postponed,” Orion cleared his throat in the meeting room, moving his gaze from one member of the board to the other, before he finally turned to Nessa who was at his side. The circular was shared already, so Orion turned back to them, pressing his lips with a thoughtful gaze, like there was something he was trying to keep, but without a doubt, he was going to say it, after all, that was why he fixed the meeting on that day, after postponing it time and time again. “There's no problem about that,” it was the legal officer among them, Mrs. Adams. sIt seemed like the silence was deafening, and to her, it was the only way she could break the silence— to bring Orion to continue from where he stopped. “Yeah,” it was another one of the board, smoothening the side of his hair with a precise motion. Orion motioned towards the paper that was placed at the front of each one of them.“You can open it now,’’ his voice was low, but the firmness in it could not