All Chapters of Divorcing Mr CEO : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Damian’s eyes burned with anger as he stared at Leo. The way Leo smiled at Lira, the ease in his tone, made his blood boil. He could not stand the fact that Lira remembered him but did not remember him, her husband. He swallowed hard, bit his inner lips. This couldn't be happening.Without thinking, he strode toward Leo, grabbed his arm, and muttered in a sharp, high voice, “I’ve told you I don’t want to see you here.... Now you have to leave.” At that, Leo looked at Lira briefly, before meeting Damian’s piercing gaze. He knew better than to argue. Damian was Lira’s husband, the one who had brought her to the hospital. That gave him the right to control the situation, and he had no choice but to obey. Then, unexpectedly, Leo jerked his arm free. Damian stared at him for a moment, unsure of what he was up to. Leo walked back and leaned slightly toward Lira on the bed. Then he smiled warmly at her and muttered. “Lira, I’m glad you’re okay now.... I’ll take my leave now, but I’ll

Lira kept staring at Eloise and Damian, and the silence stretched through the room again, making it feel heavy and awkward. Her eyes moved from one face to another, as if she was searching for something familiar in the strange faces before her. Just then, Damian broke the silence, with his calm voice echoing softly. “You should have your shower. I’ll lead you to your room.” Lira nodded quietly and coughed slightly, using it to pull herself together. The air between them still felt thick, full of questions and unspoken thoughts. Damian looked briefly at Eloise, then turned back to Lira. “Here,” he said, motioning with his hand for her to follow him. At that, Lira began to follow him. Her steps were slow, and unsure, as they made their way up the grand staircase. The house was quiet except for the faint sound of their footsteps echoing against the marble floor. Eloise stood still downstairs, staring after them. She couldn’t understand what was going on. Why was Lira acting

For a long moment, Lira and Damian just stared at each other, with their eyes still being locked, neither of them saying a word. At that moment, Damian’s gaze softened. There was pain, longing, and something deeper in his eyes, but Lira couldn’t place it. She could only hear her own heartbeat pounding in her ears. Just then, Eloise appeared from the kitchen, carrying a tray of silverware and small dishes. She froze the instant she saw them so close. Quickly, she cleared her throat and murmured, “Dinner is ready.” Her voice broke the spell, making Damian and Lira pulled apart almost instantly. Then Damian coughed lightly, trying to regain his composure before saying to Lira, “You must be hungry. Dinner is ready.” At that, Lira nodded slowly, her face was still warm and her thoughts were tangled from the moment that had just passed between them. Afterward, Eloise carefully walked to the dining room, with her steps being soft on the floor. She placed the tray on the dinin

Lira and Damian stayed still, with their hearts beating fast like drums. The silence in the room felt thick, and their eyes met for a brief moment that made both of them restless inside. Then, all of a sudden, Lira felt her heart racing, as if it could burst. Quickly, she let go of Damian’s arm, and stepped back gently. Damian stood frozen for a few seconds too. His chest rose and fell as he coughed slightly, trying to summon courage and clear the awkward air between them. His eyes drifted around the room and caught sight of the small moth flying out through the open window. “There is nothing to worry about again,” he muttered softly. “The moth has flown out.”Lira nodded slowly, with her face being shy and awkward. Then she brushed a loose strand of hair off her face and turned toward the wardrobe. As she walked, Damian noticed something about her movements, something secretive, like she was hiding a plan. Trying to break the silence, he asked, “What’s your plan for today

“Lira, what’s going on? What is it?” Leo asked, his voice carrying a deep sense of concern. At that, Lira breathed out softly and glared at him. The fear that had once clouded her eyes was beginning to fade, and she seemed a little calmer now. Then she muttered, “I was trying to remember something… and that made my head hurt so bad.” Leo sighed quietly, nodding in relief. He sat back on the couch beside her, even though his ankle still hurt from when she had accidentally pushed him down earlier. For a moment, silence fell between them. The air grew heavy as he found himself staring at her face. To break the silence, he cleared his throat and coughed slightly, using that to gather his courage. Then he spoke in a soft but lively tone. “Lira, I guess we should go out to eat... It might help you relax a bit, get some fresh air.” Lira nodded immediately without thinking twice. All she wanted was for Leo to move away from her; somehow, his closeness made her feel uneasy, like he