All Chapters of Regret After Divorcing His Wife : Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

“Rose, are you sure this is the guy you meant?” Markus glanced at the address glowing on his phone. The place they were heading looked filthy — an abandoned warehouse on the city’s outskirts. “He could be dangerous. Adrian fired him for a reason.”Rosemary exhaled deeply, her eyes sharp as she stared at the dusty structure ahead. “I don’t have any other choice, Markus. Cassandra erased every trace — every piece of evidence. He’s the only one who can recover it.”Markus swallowed hard. “They used to call him Phantom in the security team. A hacker who could break through any firewall. Even Adrian’s system got breached once — before Phantom was recruited.”Rain began to fall lightly as Rosemary stepped forward, dampening her hair and shoulders. “If Cassandra can have her own cunning allies, then I can have someone who knows how to play their dark games.”The metal door screeched as Markus pushed it open. Inside, dim lights flickered. The air reeked of cigarette smoke and electricity — th

“Adrian! You have to see this!”Liana’s panicked voice echoed from the hallway. Adrian, who had been reviewing corporate reports, turned sharply. The tremor in her tone made him rise to his feet at once.“What is it?” he demanded.Liana handed him her tablet, her face pale. “The online media… they’re reporting that Rosemary collaborated with an international hacker to steal our company data.”Adrian’s brows furrowed as he stared at the screen.Across several business portals, the same headline blazed in bold:“YOUNG DESIGNER INVOLVED IN ADRIAN CORPORATION HACKING SCANDAL!”His jaw tightened. “What… is this?” His voice was low but trembling with anger.“All the major outlets are quoting an anonymous source,” Liana explained. “They claim the digital evidence was found in the warehouse that burned down last night.”Adrian froze. The warehouse…His mind flashed back to the system alert from last night — Phantom’s signature warning. His chest felt tight. “Rosemary… what have you done?”Beh

“Enough, Cassandra! I know what you’ve been doing!” Rosemary’s voice rang through the quiet office, trembling with rage and disbelief. She slammed her hand on the polished table, sending papers fluttering to the floor. “Stop lying, stop hiding, and confess everything right now!”Cassandra lifted her head slowly, her eyes wide in mock innocence. “Rosemary… calm down. You’re overreacting. What on earth are you accusing me of?” She tilted her head, giving a soft, almost fragile smile that felt like ice to Rosemary’s burning heart.“You know exactly what I mean!” Rosemary shouted, her face flushed. “All the sabotage, the lies, the rumors, the investors backing out — it’s all you! Don’t think I won’t expose you!”Cassandra’s lips quivered, and with perfect timing, she swayed slightly and then collapsed onto the floor with a dramatic thud. “Ahh… my head!” she groaned, clutching her temple as if a migraine had struck out of nowhere. “I… I can’t… I feel faint…”Rosemary froze, staring down at

Rosemary paced back and forth in her apartment, the glow from the city outside casting long shadows across the room. Her hands trembled as she clutched the folder containing the evidence against Casandra. Every moment she held it, the weight of the deception felt heavier.Adrian entered quietly, closing the door behind him. His gaze fell on her, eyes sharp but tender. “Rosemary… we can’t wait any longer. We have to confront her, now.”Rosemary whirled around, frustration flashing across her face. “You don’t understand, Adrian! This isn’t just a simple confrontation. Casandra… she’s cunning. She’s dangerous. One wrong move, and everything we’ve built—everything I’ve worked for—could be destroyed!”Adrian stepped closer, his voice firm yet soothing. “I know that. But we can’t let her continue to manipulate and ruin people. Not you, not me. Not anyone else.”She shook her head, tears threatening to spill. “I’ve trusted so many people before… I can’t risk trusting anyone again.”Adrian re

The night felt unusually quiet after all the chaos. The police cars had long gone, their flashing lights fading into the distance. Rosemary and Adrian stood outside the villa, the air cold and heavy with everything left unsaid.Rosemary’s hands trembled slightly as she rubbed them together. “I still can’t believe it’s finally over,” she whispered, her voice raw and soft.Adrian glanced at her, his eyes filled with exhaustion and something deeper—remorse. “It should’ve been over long ago,” he murmured. “If only I’d trusted you sooner… maybe none of this would’ve happened.”Rosemary turned her gaze toward the horizon. “You don’t get to blame yourself for everything, Adrian. We were all caught in her web. Even I doubted myself at some point.”Adrian took a hesitant step closer. “Still, I should have seen through Casandra earlier. I let her play with my mind, my emotions—and I hurt you because of it.”She looked up at him, eyes glistening under the dim light. “You did hurt me, Adrian. You