All Chapters of My ex-husband’s nightmare: Chapter 161 - Chapter 170

Lydia“Did you see what she did? This woman is too cunning.” Mia said as we walked into my office. She was angry at the post Victoria and Julia made after their conference. “Now everyone thinks you blackmailed her into clearing your name.” I sat behind my table, turning my chair from side to side. I twisted my lips, my head hung back in deep thoughts. “You can't leave her like this. Let's release a statement, or better still, a conference would do. It's time you said something.” Mia encouraged. “You will do something about this, right?” She asked. I inhaled sharply and sat straight. “Say something.”“Mia,” I called softly. “This is the problem, you don't look worried. How can you remain so calm while I, on the other hand, am barely maintaining my sanity?” She passed her hand through her hair releasing a frustrated groan.She paused and turned, “I'm sorry,” she said, a lot calmer this time, “I shouldn't let my anger get the best of me.” She said, “But what do you want to do?” I pic

JuliaI placed my glass to my lips and took a slow sip from the wine. After settling the glass on the table, I reached for my phone. The conference and subsequent tweet we made two days ago were still ranking number one on the search bar. Lydia's reputation was in shambles, and it is all thanks to Victoria's brilliant plan. When she first told me about clearing Lydia's name, I never thought it was just another plan to thrust her further than the pit of ruin, and it was more successful than the first. Being able to expose Lydia's true face to the world feels like an accomplishment. Such vile women should not be allowed to walk around freely in society. But something still bugged me. My hands on the screen paused, and I tilted my head to the side.I understand the fact that Mason didn't love me, but why would he choose the woman who murdered his stepdad and tore their family apart?My phone beeped, pulling me out of my trance. Another message from another reporter with the message. “H

MasonDaniel pulled the luggage behind me as I walked to the car. The door was already open, so I stepped inside while Daniel walked around the car, opened the trunk, and placed the suitcase inside. He sat behind the steering wheel, and once the engine roared to life, the car drove onto the highway. “Did you recheck the itinerary?” I asked Daniel as I scrolled through the phone. “Yes. Mia and I made sure everything was in order.” He replied swiftly, and I nodded. Looking at the itinerary, everything truly was in order. After the press conference we held three days ago, Lydia suggested we go on a family vacation. Everything was back to the way it was; she had filed an action against Mom, and we were having a good time. It felt as though a weight had been lifted from my chest. This vacation with the twins was a reminder that I had a normal family now. Gloria and Zoe will join us, but not on the first day. The car came to a stop in front of a big black gate, which slid open after a

MASON “Can I kiss you?” I asked, my tone low, almost hoarse.Her beautiful eyes locked onto mine, and I couldn’t look away. Slowly, my gaze traced the delicate line of her nose before stopping at her lips. Those lips.How would they taste? The question tore through me, raw and impatient. It had been far too long since I’d claimed them, and the hunger of that absence stirred inside me, and I could no longer contain it. Silence took over. I was waiting for her to just give me a go ahead sign. She blinked and nodded her head. Maybe she must be surprised that I asked her. She looks more tempting.Without words coming from her mouth, she moved her face closer to mine, and I did the same. I don't know who first kissed the other, but all I could feel was her plumped pink lips.Oh, the softness is a killer. I brought my hands towards her body and held her chins up to capture more of her lips.“mhmmmm” she let out a sweet moan that sent shivers to my body. Immediately, I began to undress her

MasonImmediately, Liam's voice turned clear, I stood, and without thinking, ran towards the body of water. The sand was round under my feet, but my eyes remained pinned on the girl struggling, wagging her hand as the current took her away. Wind slapped my face, and so did Lydia's voice in my ear from behind. My heart rammed heavily against my chest.Once I got close to the water, I dived into it and fought against the current, swimming towards my girl who had lost the will to struggle and just allowed the water to take her away. One hand pushed the water away, and the other did the same as I pushed myself towards her.The water was cold, and my body shook, not from the cold, but from the fear that clenched my chest, raw fear, different from what I've known before.I got closer and grabbed a handful of her clothes. I pulled her as I swam back, keeping her head above water. Once I got close to the shore, I stood carrying her over my shoulder and hurried towards Lydia, who was already