All Chapters of After Divorce, My Boss Made Me His Obsession : Chapter 201 - Chapter 210

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Chapter 201: Lonely Together

Aurelia’s POV “I’m sorry I pushed you into that,” I murmured as we walked down the hallway, the muffled sounds of the event fading behind us. Julien stopped briefly, turning to me with that quiet steadiness I’d come to recognize as his strength. “No, Aurelia,” he said gently. “I loved you for doing this. I know he’s still upset, but… I have him. Knowing he’s alive, that he’s doing well, that he’s built something of his own… it means everything to me.” I nodded, my chest tightening in a way that felt both heavy and right. We were almost at the exit when a group of models swept into the hallway, laughter trailing behind them like perfume. We shifted aside to let them pass, intent on slipping away unnoticed. “Julien?” We both froze. I turned slowly. She stood there effortlessly, beauty sharpened by confidence. I didn’t need an introduction. Jayden only worked with the best. Liora. “I knew it was you,” she said, stepping forward and wrapping her arms around him before I could pro

Chapter 202: Welcome To Our Dream

Aurelia's POV Speaking to Jayden made me realise yes Julien needs us, I finally decided to move. Cassia, of course, kept emphasizing the need for a father figure in the kids’ lives, her way of nudging me back into what she considered the right path. I know she just wanted me close to her. Honestly, I wasn’t even complaining. It wasn’t like she was wrong.My staff had thrown a small send-off party, their excitement borderline theatrical. In reality, I’d be coming back often, so it was more dramatic than necessary. Still, it was touching.My old neighbors, Mrs. Anna and Dorcas, looked genuinely sad. But the most heartbroken of all was Sophie. She loved the kids dearly and would miss them terribly.Amid all this bittersweet emotion, Oliver and Sylvette were the exact opposite. Oliver practically vibrated with energy, knowing he would be spending time with Julien. Sylvette mirrored his enthusiasm, her little hands clapping as she bounced around. Their excitement was contagious, lifting

Chapter 203: Sanctuary Of Us

Aurelia’s POVAfter finally settling into our new home, I picked up the phone and called Cassia.She promised she’d come by the next morning. That night, we went to bed early.Julien slept in my room. I knew this whole "separate room arrangement” wouldn’t last, but for now, it was fun.We didn’t do anything, just held each other. His arms wrapped around me like a shield, whispers brushing against my ear, telling me things that made my chest ache and soften all at once until sleep claimed me.The next morning, I woke later than expected, eyes blinking against the sunlight spilling through the curtains. Heart thudding, I shot out of bed, remembering Sylvette, and panicked when I didn’t find her in the room. I checked Oliver's room, empty.I hurried upstairs, following the soft clatter of dishes and laughter, and found them in the dining room, Oliver and Sylvette already enjoying breakfast. Julien sat with them.“Good morning, baby. I didn’t want to disturb you,” he said, voice low and t

Chapter 204: Gang Leader by Day, Baby by Night

Aurelia’s POVMonday arrived bright and clear. Julien and I drove to the school he had suggested for the children. It was just a seven-minute drive from the house, but the anticipation in the car made it feel longer.As we drove, Julien leaned back in his seat, calm as ever, and confessed quietly, “I’m part of the board now. My father was before me, but I’ve taken his place.”I raised an eyebrow, impressed but slightly nervous. “This is a school for…?”“For children of billionaires, heirs, business moguls kids,” he said casually, as if it were the most normal thing in the world.I bit my lip, whispering, “Are you sure there won’t be bullying… discrimination?”He glanced at me with that calm confidence I had come to trust. “No. It’s a disciplined school. They take character development as seriously as academics.”When we arrived, the campus immediately impressed me. Impeccably landscaped lawns, modern architecture, glass walls reflecting sunlight, and children moving about with ease an

Chapter 205: The Apology That Mattered

Aurelia’s POVShe stood the moment she saw me.“Aurelia,” she said, her voice softer than I expected.Before I could gather my thoughts, before I could even decide how I felt about her presence, she closed the distance between us and wrapped her arms around me.I froze.The hug wasn’t brief or stiff. It was warm. Familiar in a way that startled me, as though she’d been waiting for this moment longer than I had.Julien walked in just then, Sylvette balanced easily in his arms.“Mom… I didn’t know you were coming today,” he said, surprise flickering across his face.“I went out for a few things and decided to stop by,” she replied casually, but her gaze had already drifted to Sylvette.She stepped closer, her eyes softening, widening.“Is this…” she paused, her voice trembling slightly, “my grandchild?”Julien nodded.Her hand flew to her chest. “Oh, sweetheart.”She reached for Sylvette.I didn’t wait to see more. I turned and walked inside, my steps steady though my thoughts were anyt

Chapter 206: Launch And Legacy

Aurelia’s POVBy weekend, I told Cassia it would be better if we had the team dinner at a restaurant. Easier. More convenient. And honestly, I wasn’t ready to overwhelm my chef with a small army of hungry adults reliving old times.She agreed immediately.The car Julien bought for me before I left was still pristine. Serviced regularly, polished like it had just rolled out of the showroom. I drove it myself to the venue, windows down, music low, that rare feeling of being fully present settling into my bones.The night turned out better than I expected.We laughed. We drank. We played stupid games that made us forget titles and deadlines. For a few hours, we weren’t executives or assistants or department leads. We were just people who had survived chaos together.I made sure the new girl wasn’t left out. She wasn’t unfriendly, just quiet. The kind that listens more than she speaks, observing everything before deciding where she fits. By the end of the night, she was smiling more, answ

Chapter 207: The Calm Before The Count

Aurelia’s POVAfter the event, exhaustion claimed me like a thief in the night. The kind that sinks into your bones, pulls the lights off, and tucks you into darkness before you can protest. I barely made it to bed before sleep took me whole.Morning arrived uninvited.My phone buzzed insistently beside me. I squinted at the screen, groaning when I saw multiple missed calls from Tessa. I exhaled, then called her back.“Tes,” I croaked, my voice still heavy with sleep.“Ma’am, I’ve ordered more raw materials,” she said quickly, excitement barely contained. “The orders are off the charts. Both factories. Our baby products are all sold out.”I pressed my face into the pillow. “Tessa, shouldn’t you be resting after yesterday’s madness?” I groaned.“I can’t,” she replied, half-laughing. “In fact, Nina won’t allow me.”“Nina is there too?” I asked, sitting up now.“Yes.”I sighed, rubbing my temples. “Please, just do what you can and then go home. Both of you. We can’t satisfy everyone righ

Chapter 208: The Bait

Aurelia’s POVTuesday arrived with intention.Philip, my accountant, landed early that morning, precise as everything else about him. The three of us drove to the company together, the city unfolding outside the tinted windows. K-Tech rose ahead of us, vast and immaculate. Glass, steel, quiet luxury. The kind of building that promised order, control, and nothing out of place.Philip barely spared the lobby a glance before asking for a room. “Glass walls and temporary maker pens,” he said simply.Julien exchanged a look with the secretary before nodding. A small meeting room with transparent walls was prepared immediately. Julien instructed the accounting department to bring everything. Files. Ledgers. Digital backups. Hard copies.Philip stood by the table, hands loosely clasped behind his back.“When did you notice the change?” he asked, eyes already scanning the room like it was a puzzle waiting to be solved.“Recently,” Julien replied. “But I feel like it dates back months. Maybe

Chapter 209: The Weapon of His Own Making

Aurelia's POVThe next morning, my phone buzzed. It was Abraham. His assistant hadn’t shown up at work, and somehow, their contact wasn’t reachable.“Thank you. Just get back to work,” I said, my tone clipped but calm.“Yes, ma’am,” he replied.Julien and I went to see Philip. He seemed locked in his own universe. His sleeves were rolled up neatly, discarded markers piled in the bin beside him, each one a casualty of his obsession. Numbers danced across the glass walls with rhythmic precision, the scratch of his pen echoing softly in the quiet room.“Should we greet him?” Julien asked, glancing at the determined figure inside.“No need,” I said, shaking my head slightly. “Call someone to drop off boiled water, leave the label outside the door.”Julien frowned. “Why only boiled water?”“He doesn’t eat anything made by someone else,” I explained. “The highest we can do is give him very clean water. Nothing more, nothing less.”Julien’s brow furrowed. “Does he have OCD too?”I chuckled s

Chapter 210: Framed And Falling

Aurelia’s POVBy two p.m. sharp, I pulled into the café parking lot. The place smelled of roasted coffee beans and quiet confessions, the kind people made when they thought no one was listening.Selene was already there. Same seat as last time. Same corner.But she wasn’t the Selene I remembered, she's not as flashy.“Hey,” I said as I slid into the chair across from her.She looked up slowly. “Hey.”Her face was leaner, sharper around the edges. The softness she once carried was gone, replaced by something colder, more deliberate. Survival had rewritten her features.“Tough life, huh?” I asked lightly.She scoffed. “You don’t say. I’m considering selling my farm in Colombia.”That made me chuckle. The irony of it all never failed to amuse me.The barista approached, and I ordered an iced latte, watching Selene carefully. She sat too still, too composed. This wasn’t healing. This was calculation.“So Grant,” I said casually. “Does he know you had a hand in what happened to his company

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