All Chapters of Did I Steal My Fiancé’s Ex Identity: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Lisa’s POVThe next day after the ex-mother-in-law fiasco, I came into the gallery hoping for no dramas that day.Max was nowhere to be found.I hadn't seen him since yesterday when I ran shamefacedly to the bathroom, and he was not here today either.Maybe he had a shoot today.I just felt guilty that my dirty laundry was out for everyone to see, and I hoped for nothing if that sort of happened again.Riley had spent the entire day yesterday comforting me.After our ice cream, she took me to a fun fair market that was on that day, and because we got off work early, we had a chance to go, and it was amazing.By the end of the day, I had forgotten everything about Mrs DeLuca. Arriving the next day, however, brought the whole memory rushing back in a way that didn't make me feel so good, but I held on to the feeling I had yesterday when I was with Riley at the market, window shopping and buying nearly everything we saw to eat.As soon as Mara got in, she noticed me prepping the day as

Riley’s POVI yanked him into the corner and pressed my back against the wall. My eyes narrowed on him the way a teacher looks at a kid who just will not sit down. He looked startled, still trying to shake off the move I had just pulled. He was tall, but I wasn't scared.“You,” I hissed, jabbing my finger at his chest. “You’re the one. You’re the one I saw outside the gallery window. Watching Lisa like some creep.”He stood there in his fancy jacket, expensive watch gleaming under the dull streetlight, looking like a guilty man with no defense.“Let's deal with that later. I need to go back out there.” he said trying to escape.I pushed him back on the wall. Not on my watch!But then he said something that caught me off guard. “They have Lisa! I have to help her!”I blinked when he called Lisa's name, but I refused to back down.Who was he though?Why did he keep talking her if he knew her?When I assured him that Lisa's thugs were her friends, he looked lost. “Friends?”“Yes. Frie

Andre’s POVThe day was going slowly in the office, until I saw Henry at my door. He was leaning against my office doorframe.As the CFO, sometimes I felt Henry didn't have much work to do because he always seemed to have a lot of spare time to see me.I wouldn't say I didn't appreciate his effort as my best friend, but sometimes he could be a little much.One of those times was today.His arms were crossed when I looked up from my papers. He had that mischievous smile on his face... the one that meant he was about to suggest something ridiculous.“Let’s go to the movies this weekend,” he said cheerfully.I frowned. “No. Absolutely not.”He stepped inside like he owned the place.He took the seat across from my desk and sat down. “Come on, man. It’ll be fun. You need to relax. When was the last time you went out for anything that wasn’t business or… You know, drowning your sorrows in whiskey?”“I said no,” I repeated.Henry leaned forward. “Why not? Are you afraid you’ll actually en

Andre’s POVI thought going to the movies with Henry and Saddie would be simple. Just a normal night. Sit in a dark room, watch the film, go home. That's it.But I did not realize how strong the feeling of being alone would be once I was standing with them. They were glued together from the second we left the car. Her hand in his. His arm around her. Whispering things only they could hear. They kept laughing at jokes that I didn't understand or couldn't relate to.It made me feel like an outsider as I had expected. That was why I didn't want to be a third wheel, but it was very hard to say no to Henry.The feeling hit me worse as soon as we got to the cinema, because of the number of couples present.Saddie kept laughing at everything Henry said, even the stupid things. The two of them were in their own little world.I walked a few steps behind them. I was happy for Henry, I really was. But watching them just made me feel how alone I was.When we got in line for tickets, it go

Lisa’s POVThe taxi ride home was quiet, but only for me. I hardly said much during the ride.Riley talked the whole time as we were driven to the apartment. It didn't matter to her that I didn't say a word. She talked about the movie, the special effects, and the funny parts. I just nodded and made small sounds to show I was listening.I only half-heard the things she was saying. I was not so interested. I was grateful, though. I could tell this is her way of trying to get my mind off things, even though I hadn't told her that the guy at the cinema was Andre, she must have figured it out by our tense interaction, and I was grateful she didn't ask any questions. My body was in the car, but my mind was back at the theater.I could still remember the exact moment I had seen Andre standing there.At one point, she stopped and looked at me. "Are you okay?"I gave her a vague yes. I didn't look at her."Do you want to talk about it?" she asked, frowning a bit.I just shook my head an