Semua Bab Unbroken: His Ex Wife's Comeback : Bab 101 - Bab 106

The restaurant carried that quiet, expensive kind of calm, the soft hum of music, the faint smell of wine and polished wood, and the low murmur of voices from other tables. Everything looked perfect, yet there was a chill in the air, one that didn’t belong.Dorian walked in, his face collected. He looked around until he saw her.Leona sat near the window, the golden light catching the edges of her dark hair. Her back was straight, her posture calm. Across from her sat a man Dorian didn’t recognize, Elias. They were already in quiet conversation, the kind that stopped the second he arrived.Leona’s eyes lifted to him. A small, practiced smile touched her lips, not enough to reach her eyes. “You’re right on time.”Dorian returned the smile, though something in her tone made him uneasy. “I try not to keep people waiting.”“Good,” she said, motioning to the seat beside her. “This is Elias. He’s a business partner. I thought you two should meet.”Elias stood, his grin too smooth. “Dorian A

The sun had already started dipping by the time Selene’s car rolled up the long driveway of the mansion. The golden light hit the wide marble steps and glass doors, making them glow. Her driver parked by the fountain, then quickly got out to open her door.She stepped out slowly, the faint scent of her new perfume following her. One hand held a pale shopping bag, the other clutched her purse. Her heels clicked softly against the driveway stones as she walked toward the entrance.“Welcome back, ma’am,” one of the maids said, bowing slightly.Selene smiled. “Thank you, Jane. Is Madam Emilia home?”“Yes, ma’am. She’s in the sitting room. She asked about you earlier.”“Perfect.” She handed the shopping bag to the maid. “Please take this upstairs. I’ll have it arranged later.”“Yes, ma’am.”Selene brushed her fingers over her hair, smoothing a stray strand before walking toward the living room. Her movements were calm, poised, as if she had nothing to hide. Inside, soft piano music filled

FEW MINUTES LATERThe silence stretched between them, thick and heavy. Adrian’s pen moved across the paper, his eyes never leaving the file in front of him. Leona sat across his desk, pretending to scroll through her phone, but she hadn’t read a single word on the screen.Her heart kept thudding in her chest, too loud for how quiet the room was. The image of the woman walking out of his office wouldn’t leave her head, her messy hair, the way she had buttoned her shirt, that tiny smile on her lips.Before she could stop herself, the words slipped out. “Who was she?”Adrian didn’t look up. “Who?”“The woman that just left your office,” Leona said quickly, wishing she could take it back. “I just...” She stopped, lowering her gaze. “Forget it. It’s none of my business.”Adrian paused for a moment, his pen still in his hand. Then he said, calmly, “She’s my business partner.”Leona nodded, her fingers tightening around her phone. “Does she... perhaps like you?” The question came out smaller