Todos los capítulos de The Ex-Wife You Tossed, Now a Billionaire’s Queen: Capítulo 101 - Capítulo 110

Lunch that day felt more like an excuse to unwind than an actual business meeting. Half the people in the room had already agreed there was nothing urgent to finish anyway. At most, they’d take a few files home if needed. One of them was Mr. Morgan, already tipsy, who patted Evelyn’s shoulder before signaling his secretary to collect the project documents.He even joked with her. According to him, everyone in the business circle assumed Evelyn and Sebastian Reed were getting married soon, so he didn’t understand why the Reed family still let her handle work alone. The moment Sebastian’s name came up, Evelyn’s head spun. She tried to steer the conversation somewhere else and suggested another drink instead.By the time Sebastian arrived, lunch was over. Mr. Morgan had been escorted out by his secretary, and Delilah was helping a pale, unsteady Evelyn in the private lounge.Sebastian stepped inside wearing a dark expression. Daniel, trailing behind him, froze when he saw Evelyn’s condit

Delilah appeared at the doorway just as her footsteps echoed from the hall. Liam, whose hearing was annoyingly sharp for a kid his age, immediately recognized her and turned his head. Evelyn looked up too, surprise flickering across her face as Delilah stepped inside carrying two bags of food.Delilah gave a small smile, saying she had been about to knock. She complimented Liam’s sharp ears. Evelyn asked how Delilah even knew she was at the hospital. Delilah blinked in confusion before explaining that she’d tried calling Evelyn with no luck, so she reached out to Sebastian instead.Evelyn fell quiet. Delilah walked over to adjust Liam’s bed, half–joking that Evelyn didn’t even bother telling her something this important, yet Sebastian Reed somehow managed to call and ask her to bring food.Liam, listening closely, cut in and asked why Sebastian didn’t come himself. Delilah laughed and teased him, saying he sure asked a lot of questions for someone who wasn’t even her brother-in-law. S

Sebastian stepped out of the car and walked straight toward them.“Let’s go. I’ll take you home.”Harry stood beside Liam with a sharp look. “Convenient timing, huh? Mr. Reed shows up the second Liam walks out of the hospital. What, do you have cameras installed here?”Daniel moved forward, ready to help Evelyn carry her things. “Mr. Harrington, let me handle that.”Harry brushed his hand away and turned to Evelyn. “Evelyn, what do you want?”Daniel let out a frustrated breath before cutting in, “The answer’s obvious. Mr. Harrington, I think you’re not getting it. Our boss and Mrs. Sinclair are together. Of course she and her brother go home with him. Why are you even interfering?”“It’s not that simple,” Harry replied calmly. “If Evelyn doesn’t agree, then what? Even if they’re together?”His eyes shifted back to her. “Evelyn.”All eyes locked on her when she finally answered.“Harry, can you drive Liam home first? I still have something to deal with. I’ll come later.”Silence droppe

Evelyn frowned, catching only one word from the earlier conversation.“Stairs? What stairs?”Daniel straightened like someone had just called him to attention. “Miss Sinclair, did the reporters ask anything inappropriate? Do you need me to handle it?”Evelyn let out a slow breath. Her expression was flat, almost bored, like she’d run out of energy to care.“A groundbreaking ceremony isn’t important enough for anyone to question someone’s absence. The media just wants gossip, not facts. So no, there’s nothing to handle.”When she said someone, the word came out sharp and cold.Daniel blinked, a little awkward. “Mr. Reed is just… really busy today, so—”“Maybe so busy he forgot,” Evelyn cut in.“Eve.” Delilah tugged her sleeve gently, signaling her to cut it out.She knew Evelyn too well. For days her friend had been pretending she didn’t care, but the reality was she’d been irritated and restless. And today, anyone could become target practice—including her assistant.Daniel cleared hi

Before they separated, Evelyn and Sebastian had agreed on one thing: they needed time to think clearly. To figure out why they actually wanted to stay together and whether the issues between them were serious enough to end the relationship.Evelyn had already done her part. But had Sebastian?“I didn’t forget. I’ll tell you later.”“If you didn’t forget, why not say it now?”He gave her a lazy side-glance. “Or… you could come with me and get married right now, and I’ll tell you in person.”Evelyn let out a small, forced smile.“Then I guess later is fine.”She had already chosen him. Whatever twisted reason he had for insisting on marriage… maybe it didn’t matter anymore.“So about Camilla. Will that make your grandmother change her mind? Will she cancel the merger with the Summers family?”“Even without Camilla Summers, there’s always Lily Summers, or someone else from that family. Business marriages only care about benefits, not the person. You don’t need to stress about my grandmot