All Chapters of THE EX-WIFE HE COULDN’T DESTROY : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

“How long have you known about this?” Seraphina's voice pulled Orion out of his thoughts, and even though he was yet to fully wake up, he groaned weakly, rubbing off the sleep that was still tying him to bed. Orion, who was tired from the stress of the previous day, managed to stand up, and with a deep inhale he finally sat up, pressing his lips together for a second. “What's that?” Orion asked, staring intently at Seraphina whose eyes were clouded with tears already. Little did Orion that it was something serious. Serious to the point where she turned on the light at just 3:36 am. “Who did this?” She asked again, this time, wiping off the tears that had reached her face, and with a sniffle, she cleaned her eyes, and that was when Orion saw what was on the phone. It was the photos that Brandon had shown him the previous day. The shock on his face could not be expressed with words, and he shifted back in the bed, squinting at the phone, but it was all a matter of time before he t

“An information that actually made them come here,” Elysia whispered as she walked into the elevator, clasping her hands at her front. “Funny.” While in the elevator you could tell that she seemed lost, and after some second she took her phone out of her bag, staring at it for a couple seconds before she placed her hands by her side. “Have you checked the news today?” She asked Leonard who swiftly tore his gaze away from the elevator to Elysia before shaking his head slowly. “No ma, but I can check if you want me—” “Nah,” Elysia's calm tone made him come to a sharp stop, and she pressed her lips together, broadening it slightly. “It’s alright.” “I just wanted to ask a question, but then, I think I should get the answer since I'll be checking it soon.” “I can actually—” “You don't have to,” Elysia cut in sharply, although she made sure her voice was low. Low to the point where Leonard will understand that she was trying to be polite also. “Fine ma,” his baritone voice echoed i

Seraphina smiled, watching the man in a mask shoot at the screen, and everything went blank. “Wow,” she mouthed, covering herself very well with the blanket, and she giggled softly, picking up the wine that was at her side, on a small stool. “Who would have thought the table was going to turn this fast?” There was no lie in what she said, given that even Donovan was on the verge of giving up, but in the end, he found a way to drop a masterpiece, and judging by the shock that made its way to Seraphina's face, you could tell that she was not aware that someone was going to die. “Elysia?” The disgust in her tone was undeniable, and not just that, her face also contorted in disgust right after that name left her mouth. “Bitch thought she had a go at it.” While she was in the room, she heard a knock on the door, and in the blink of an eye she emptied the glass, roughing her hair, and not just that, she also acted like she had just lost a beloved one. “Orion,” she called out in a wea

“I knew what I meant when I told you to keep it a secret until you are very sure of it,” Jordan whispered to Orion, taking his eyes off his computer, and he buried his face in his palms for a while, different thoughts running through his head. “I knew something like this was going to happen.” “Sooner or later, it was going to happen,” Jordan added, hardening his jaw. “I also had my reasons,” Orion muttered under his breath, widening his hands for a second. “But in the end, it turns out that you were the right one.” “I'm at fault, and it's something I know of, you don't need to repeat it,” Orion said to Jordan who still remained in that position— his face buried in his palms. Silence filled the room, and the only thing that could be heard was the continuous tick of the wall clock. “You know, we could have actually kept it a secret until we find a concrete reason to carry a cop along, and while we're on it, we'll make sure he tells no one, not until we get to a point where the trut

“It's a surprise that the cops are yet to come for them though, I have to admit,” Nessa's voice could be heard in the hallway as she walked with Orion by her side. “Also a good thing actually.” Orion halted in his movement, turning to her for a brief second before nodding gently. “Thought your first sentence was going to be the end.” Nessa chuckled, staring at Orion for a second before looking forward, and she held the file closer to her chest, slightly lowering her head to one of the workers who greeted in the same way as she did. “Do you really think Elysia did it?” Orion asked as they made their way to the meeting room in Solace press. For a heartbeat Nessa hardened her jaw, like the question pressed a certain button in her body, making her come to an abrupt stop, although it was just for a second, and while she was waiting to come up with an answer, a man walked out of the place, approaching Orion and Nessa with his hands placed together at his front. “Mr. Belmont?” The man a