Semua Bab Return of the Billionaire's Ugly Wife: Bab 61 - Bab 70

A Pretend Date The city lights shimmered like stars fallen to earth. The rooftop restaurant where Olivia sat with David was filled with candlelight, violin music, and the murmurs of high-class guests. Olivia exhaled softly, gazing out of the large glass window. Beyond the glass, she saw her reflection—not the overweight woman with a ruined face, but an elegant figure in a black gown that clung perfectly to her slender frame. Yet Olivia’s heart remained hardened. This was all pretence. I will not be deceived by his smile. “Thank you for coming,” David’s voice sounded heavy, laced with reluctance yet also tension. He wore a neat black suit, his tie maroon. His gaze clung to Olivia, as though unable to break away. Olivia looked at him coldly. “I am merely following your game. A pretend date, isn’t it? You were the one who asked for it.” David leaned forward, his fingers tapping the table. “The media have sensed something. They’ve seen us together several times. If we don’t give

David Anderson's Love Story 'Morgan, don't mess with Olivia. If you intend to play games with her, you'll have to deal with me,' Oscar threatened. 'Are you threatening me, Mr Oscar?' 'Of course, but if Olivia genuinely likes you, there's nothing I can do.' Oscar decided to leave, knowing Olivia was planning a different kind of revenge on David. David then left the scene, deciding to go home. A few days later, a luxury restaurant in the city centre was still alight with camera flashes. The forced smiles of Olivia Levine and the embrace of David Anderson graced the headlines of various news portals the following morning. The media portrayed them as a glamorous couple rekindling their love story. Yet, behind that smile, Olivia's heart was a tempest of pain and hatred. 'Bella, have you seen the man you love is with me now? How does it feel to have that man stolen by another woman?' Naturally, the news of their long-se

A New Plan and the Mysterious Man's Attack "Olivia, just you wait for the main event. That man will avenge all my grudges. Even though David cast me aside, I still have countless ways to destroy you. If I can’t have David, then you’d both be better off dead." Bella had concocted a plan for revenge that was even grander than the last. In a distant place... "I need you to trust me. Just for a moment, for the sake of our strategy," David answered, his voice firm, concealing the jealousy he truly felt. He tried to move closer, but Olivia took a step back, maintaining her distance. Meanwhile, from behind the bedroom curtains, Clara Wu—Olivia's personal assistant—observed everything intently. Clara frowned slightly, a faint worry in her heart. She knew Olivia couldn’t fully trust David, yet she also understood the strategy currently underway. Clara walked closer, placing a coffee cup on the table. "Mr. David, you’re to

Lingering Indecision “Why, Uncle?” Olivia asked. “He has succeeded now, he’s managed to find out all our plans. It seems he’s placed spies in the company, even all around us,” replied Oscar, the man wearing the dark suit. “What? How dare he! He has the audacity to put spies around us?” Olivia shot back. “Olivia, I’ll catch those spies so they can’t hurt you. Consider this my atonement for having hurt you so often in the past. I will protect you,” David interjected into their conversation. “Olivia doesn’t need you. A husband who abandoned his wife and child is unworthy of being their protector,” Oscar retorted, visibly annoyed, recalling everything the man had done to his younger sister. “Mr. Oscar, why do you speak that way? I love Olivia and I will protect her,” David insisted. “Prove it! If you can, I want you to always be there for Olivia, even if she doesn’t forgive you,” Oscar challenged. “I promise I will never make Olivia suffer, and I will continue to help her,

The Lingering Coma "Olivia... get out of there!" David screamed. David ran at top speed towards Olivia and yanked her hand back. He was the one who was struck by the car. "David... Oh, no... why did you save me?" Olivia shrieked as the car sped past her, moments after hitting him. David had been hit by the car in Olivia's place and was immediately rushed to the hospital. The incident unfolded with horrific speed outside the luxurious building where Olivia had narrowly escaped a bomb and been on the verge of being hit by a car. David’s world felt completely overturned. Everything he had once taken pride in was now reduced to shards of bitter memory. He lay motionless in the hospital, his body weak from the near-fatal act of salvation. Even the years of accumulated regret seemed insufficient to change the stark reality. David knew this was the consequence of all his folly. He felt hollow. Though his body was injured, his hear