All Chapters of Dumped Her Ex, Married A Secret Billionaire: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

On the other side, Eleanor sat on the edge of the bed, wrapped in a robe, her fingers unconsciously twisting the sash at her waist.The moment the slightly ajar door was pushed open softly, her heart clenched violently, and her breath hitched.Only when she saw the familiar face at the doorway did her heart, which had leapt into her throat, slowly settle back into place.Cecilia had actually come.That text message had been a desperate plea for help, thrown out when she had nowhere else to turn. She hadn't dared to hope for a response.Cecilia walked in carrying a paper bag. She placed a set of clean clothes on the bedside, but her gaze was inevitably drawn to the disheveled bed—the crumpled sheets, the askew pillows, the lingering scent of intimacy in the air—all of it laid bare what had happened last night.No need to ask. Everything was clear."Thank you for coming,"Eleanor's voice was hoarse and dry, her eyes holding genuine gratitude, but beneath that, a deeper, inescapable sham

Outside the door, Liam leaned casually against the hallway wall, watching Nick stumble out with a disheveled look.The corner of his mouth twitched upwards uncontrollably, a layer of unmistakable mockery floating in his eyes."I'll drive you back," he said, traces of lingering laughter in his voice.Nick's head snapped up. He shot Liam a dark, venomous glare, his jaw clenched tight. "Damn it... I actually think she made sense!"The words were practically squeezed out, heavy with resentment and self-mockery.He shoved Liam aside and stormed off towards the elevator without a backward glance.Something felt off, but he couldn't pinpoint it—both of them had this strange power, their words always made you feel you had to believe, had to obey.Liam glanced at the closed door, his eyes softening for a fleeting moment before he strode after Nick.His tone was light, yet utterly certain. "Then listen to her. She's always been smarter than me."Nick stopped dead in his tracks, whirling around

Todd staggered to his feet, a twisted smile curling across his face, his eyes burning with manic excitement."Still as weak as ever!"The words barely left his mouth before he lunged forward like a predator, his fist cutting through the air straight for Liam's face.Liam's eyes narrowed. He sidestepped with precision, catching Todd's wrist and applying pressure with his knuckles."Final warning. BACK OFF.""Save your breath!" Todd barked a wild laugh, wrenching his arm free. "Come on, hit me!"He abruptly swept his leg in a powerful arc. Liam dodged backward, but the restrictive suit jacket cost him a fraction of a second. The hard leather shoe connected with his shin with a sickening thud."Hiss—" Liam grimaced in pain, his stance wavering for a moment before he steadied himself.The sight made Cecilia's heart clench.Almost without thinking, she hefted the solid oak chair she'd had her eye on and rushed forward—CRACK!The chair splintered against Todd's back.He slowly turned, an e

Ferdinand stared at Murphy in disbelief – the man still had his finger hovering over the end-call button."Do you have any idea what you just did?!" Ferdinand's roar echoed through the study.Between them, it was never just father and son. They were soldiers. A General and his subordinate.And for a soldier, absolute obedience is the most fundamental principle, an instinct carved into Murphy's very bones – one he had never violated.Until now.For Liam's absurd marriage, he had not only disobeyed a direct order but had openly cut off his father's operation.Murphy hadn’t expected the surge of impulse himself.He drew his hand back, rubbing his fingertips as if to erase the moment, forcing his voice into something calm.“Father… do you really want Liam to stay away forever?”The words struck Ferdinand like a blade, piercing straight through his fury.His hand, still clutching the receiver, trembled.Twenty years ago, Liam’s back as he slammed the door, the hoarse scream—I’m never comin

The silver Porsche slid smoothly into the reserved spot at the restaurant entrance.A valet hurried forward, opening the door with a standardized smile."Welcome."Liam handed off the keys and took Cecilia's hand, leading her inside.The earlier incident seemed to have melted her shyness; the warmth of his hand felt comforting, even familiar now.But the moment they stepped into the restaurant, Liam froze.His gaze locked onto a woman descending the grand staircase.Cecilia followed his line of sight, and her breath hitched.The elegant woman was none other than Mrs. Sinclair, whom she'd once seen from a distance at a charity gala!Trailed by an entourage that radiated old-money poise and distance, the woman commanded the room.Cecilia instinctively pulled Liam behind a pillar."That's General Ferdinand Sinclair's wife," she whispered. "I can't believe it. After all these years, she still looks so… radiant.""Is that so?" Liam's response held a thread of coldness he couldn't quite mas