Semua Bab Oops! The CEO's Ex is a Secret Genius: Bab 71 - Bab 80

Mrs. Sawyer’s expression cracked like glass, her eyes wide as if struck by lightning. She stumbled back two steps, collapsed to the ground, and sat in stunned silence for a full minute.Then she murmured, “What… did you say?”Realization hit.Suddenly, she burst out laughing—loud, unhinged, hysterical.“No! No! That’s impossible! My daughter would never abandon me! Hahahahaha! You’re lying—you're trying to trick me!”She ran into the courtyard and pointed at the sky, laughing wildly.“Lies! All lies!”Clapping her hands, she spun around in circles like a deranged child.Skye stood silently by the door, staring at the woman who had once been the elegant Mrs. Sawyer of Avenlith. Now, abandoned by both husband and daughter.So… what had she schemed and plotted her whole life for?“Let’s go,” Skye said softly, glancing up

“So Miss McKenna really insists on drinking the punishment wine instead of the toast?”Boss Trent snarled, propping himself up against the doorframe. He snatched a gun from one of his men and aimed it directly at her.Skye didn’t even flinch. Her snow-pale fingers spun her gun playfully. She didn’t look at him—instead, she turned slightly toward her ten men behind her.“Any problems?”“None!”They instantly understood her meaning.Skye gave a faint nod of satisfaction, then finally looked at Boss Trent. “You’re looking a little rough, Trent. But I’ve always had a spine—I like drinking the punishment wine. So…”Everyone held their breath. The tension in the room was so thick it could be carved with a knife.A small smirk tugged at Skye’s lips. The tighter the air, the more she t

 "Slow down, you two. No one's fighting you for the food."Diego glanced sideways at the growing pile of empty plates beside his right hand and fell into silent contemplation.Koa set down his fork and knife. "Uncle, you’re wrong. It’s not you two. It’s you."Moa, still chewing happily: "..."Diego chuckled softly and shook his head. He rested his chin on one hand, eyes falling gently on Koa's delighted little face. There was a rare trace of warmth in his gaze.When Moa finally dropped her last plate and collapsed onto the silky couch, she rubbed her round belly with satisfaction—then let out an impressively loud burp.The sound echoed clearly through the quiet suite.Koa couldn’t help it—his shoulders trembled as he fought not to laugh.Even Diego's eyes crinkled with amusement, the usually cold air around him softening considerably.Moa turned red and p

“Sir, Mr. Elsher has agreed to tomorrow’s meeting.”Steven pushed the wheelchair slowly along a quiet path.Seated in the chair, Idris Hank idly fiddled with the edge of his sleeve, his fingers trailing with casual elegance, like he was toying with something far more fragile.A vermilion mole beneath the corner of his eye glinted under the dim night light, seductive and elusive—enough to stir unease in anyone who looked too long.“Mhm. Keep it discreet,” Idris said softly. “You may coordinate through his men if necessary.”Steven nodded, solemn and attentive.“By the way, how are things going with the BM Group in Solandra?”“That matter’s too sensitive,” Steven said after a pause. “Too many forces are watching it—some even openly investigating. I haven’t dared to probe too deeply. I’m afraid we might alert someone to our connection wi

 “Alright then, since we’re done here, I’ll get going.”Briella stood up with a wave of her hand.Winona’s expression fell. “You’re leaving already?”“What else would I be doing?” Briella teased. “Go chase after your little Alan. He’s a good kid—you’ve got decent taste.”“Of course I do! Alan’s my favorite person!”Winona lifted her chin proudly, then peeked at Briella with curiosity. “Then what about you? Don’t you have someone you like?”Briella paused mid-motion, her hand hovering over her laptop. She glanced at Winona with a faint smile, one that didn’t quite reach her eyes.“No,” she replied softly.Then she slipped her sunglasses back on. The oversized frames shielded most of her fair face, hiding her expression completely. Her voice was light, distant.“