All Chapters of Arrogant CEO: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Sara’s POV As the kiss lingered, time seemed to blur. The world outside, with its chaos and uncertainty, fell away, leaving just the two of us in a cocoon of solace. When we finally broke apart, I looked into his eyes, searching for answers in their depths. "I didn't think it would come to this," he whispered, his breath warm against my skin. "But I need you to understand something." I nodded, sensing the gravity of his words. "What is it?" He took a deep breath, his hands gently cupping my face. "There’s more at stake here than just us. What we have—what we’re building—it's important. But it's not just about us. It's about the choices we make and how they impact everyone around us." I swallowed hard, feeling the weight of his words. "You’re right. But I don’t know if I can face it all. Not after everything that’s happened." He gave a reassuring smile, though it didn't quite reach his eyes. "We don’t have to face it alone. We have each other. And if we stand together, we

Sara’s POV "Derick?" I said, my voice laced with confusion. He smiled sheepishly. "Hi, Sara. Hi, Zack. I know I'm the last person you expected to see, but I wanted to apologize for everything." I glanced at Zack, who looked unimpressed but stayed silent. "It's fine, Derick," I said, deciding to accept his apology and move forward. "Let's put it behind us." Zack's jaw tightened. "Sara, can I speak with you for a moment?" he said, his voice low and controlled. We stepped into the hallway, leaving Derick standing awkwardly by the door. "Why are you so quick to forgive him?" Zack asked, his frustration clear. "When I make a mistake, you take forever to forgive me." His words stung, but they also made me realize something important. "The reason I react that way with you, Zack, is because I have feelings for you. Derick's actions didn't hurt me the same way because I don't have feelings for him." Zack's expression softened, and he nodded, understanding dawning in his eyes.

Sara’s POV We decided to take a break from the stress and spend the day together. As we lingered over breakfast, the tension from the past weeks seemed to melt away. Zack suggested we skip work, and I couldn’t help but agree. We needed this time to reconnect, to find our footing again in our relationship. Back in our bedroom, the morning sun streamed through the curtains, casting a warm glow over us. Zack’s hands were gentle yet firm as he pulled me close, our lips meeting in a passionate kiss. The world outside ceased to exist as we lost ourselves in each other, the intensity of our love growing with each touch. Our bodies moved in perfect harmony, the previous night’s soreness replaced by a burning desire. Zack’s touch sent shivers down my spine, and every kiss felt like a promise of forever. We spent hours exploring each other, rediscovering the connection that had brought us together in the first place. Afterward, as we lay entwined in each other’s arms, I couldn’t help

Sierra’s POV Liam: Hey. About earlier. I think we should talk. Meet me at the park tonight? The park. At night. The idea felt both thrilling and dangerous. I hesitated before typing back a response. Me: What is this about? His reply was almost immediate. Liam: Everything you’ve been wondering. Just trust me, okay? Trust. That word carried so much weight these days, and I wasn’t sure I could give it freely anymore. But the curiosity gnawed at me, and before I could overthink it, I typed back: Me: Fine. What time? Liam: 8 PM. Don’t be late. I shoved my phone back in my pocket, my mind racing. If Liam was finally willing to explain things, then I had to go. Maybe this would be the moment everything finally started to make sense. Later that evening, as the clock neared eight, I stood at the bottom of the staircase, clutching my phone tightly. Bella was sprawled across the couch, scrolling through her phone. She looked up when she noticed me hove

Sara’s POV I rushed outside, my chest heaving with every breath, the tears that had been threatening to spill finally breaking free. The night air was cool, but it did nothing to soothe the fire of pain and betrayal burning inside me. I pressed a hand to my mouth, stifling the sobs that threatened to escape, but it was no use. The dam had broken, and there was no holding back. I sank onto the steps, burying my face in my hands as the tears flowed freely. Everything felt like it was falling apart. Six months into this marriage, and it seemed like every day brought a new secret, a new lie. How had we gotten here? How had everything gone so wrong? For a moment, I considered ending it all—just walking away from this mess, from Zack, from everything. It seemed like the only way to stop the pain. But even as I thought it, my heart ached at the idea of leaving him. Despite everything, I still loved him. But how could I stay when it felt like I didn't even know the man I married? I