All Chapters of Love Betrayed by Ex-Wife Revenge : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

The city was drowning in its own lights when Ethan stormed into the penthouse, slamming the door so hard the echo shuddered through the marble floor. Alyssa didn’t flinch. She stood by the window, arms crossed, eyes fixed on the skyline like she was waiting for a sign—one that would tell her whether to keep fighting or let everything burn.“Alyssa,” Ethan barked, chest tight with fury. “Why didn’t you tell me you were going after Davin?”She didn’t turn. “Because you would’ve stopped me.”“I should stop you,” he snapped. “You have no idea how dangerous—”“I know exactly how dangerous,” she cut in sharply. “I’ve lived with danger longer than you think.”He stepped forward, jaw clenched, hands shaking from the combination of fear and rage. “You can’t keep running headfirst into fire.”“Then stop trying to put chains on me,” she answered, voice trembling—not from fear, but from exhaustion. “I’m tired of you telling me what I can and can’t do.”Ethan felt the words like a blade under his

The office lights had long dimmed, leaving only the glow of computer screens and the hum of air-conditioning in the quiet corridors. Alyssa sat alone in a small conference room, surrounded by piles of old documents and digitized archives Noah had recovered. Her eyes were locked on a single file—one she had almost overlooked.A contract. A bribe. A signature.Davin Liang.A name written with too much confidence, too much arrogance, too much belief that no one would ever dare trace it back to him.Her fingers tightened around the edge of the paper. This wasn’t just evidence—this was a lifeline. A weapon. A way to end everything Davin had built…and everything he had taken.Her chest rose and fell in slow, deliberate breaths as realization washed over her like fire. This wasn’t merely a business scandal. Years ago, the same signature had been found on the contract that crushed her father’s business. The same pattern of shell companies, offshore accounts, and manipulated valuations. The sa

The morning felt sharp—like the world itself had grown edges overnight.Rafael stood in the dim warehouse Ethan had chosen as their meeting point, leaning against a metal pillar, arms crossed as Ethan approached.“You’re late,” Rafael said.Ethan ignored the jab. “You asked for this meeting. What do you want?”Rafael tossed a file on the table. “Information on Davin’s offshore accounts. Enough to disrupt his financial network. But we can’t take him down separately. Not anymore.”Ethan opened the file, eyebrows raising.“You got this alone?”Rafael’s jaw flexed.“Let’s just say Davin isn’t as loyal to his inner circle as he thinks.”Ethan closed the file and looked up.“And Alyssa?”“She doesn’t know,” Rafael said sharply.And he didn’t plan to tell her. The more she knew, the more she’d throw herself into danger.He couldn’t—wouldn’t—risk it.Ethan’s eyes narrowed. “She won’t like being kept in the dark.”Rafael stepped forward, voice low.“I don’t care what she likes. I care that she

The morning air tasted sharp, cold—too cold for late autumn. Alyssa pulled her coat tighter as she walked down the narrow alley that led to her studio. The city felt different today, heavy with tension she couldn’t quite name. Every shadow seemed to stretch a little too long, every footstep echoed a little too loud.She paused.Another step.Not hers.A prickle crawled up her spine.She spun around—empty street.Nothing but wind and lingering fog.But the feeling didn’t leave.She continued walking, faster this time, her boots clicking against the pavement. Her key was already in her hand when she reached the studio door. She pushed inside, flicked the lights on—And froze.Ethan stood beside her desk, his expression unreadable, jaw tight, coat dusted with thin fog.Her heart lurched.“You’re following me.”He didn’t deny it. “You left early.”“That doesn’t give you the right to stalk me.”His eyes darkened at the word. “I wasn’t stalking you. I was making sure you were safe.”Alyssa

The morning sunlight slanted through the glass walls of Ethan Group’s upper floors, painting long gold lines across the polished marble. It should have been warm, reassuring—an ordinary beginning.But nothing about Alyssa felt ordinary anymore.She walked through the executive hallway with an elegance that made people stare. Yet today, there was something else in her steps—something sharp, deliberate, almost predatory. Her heels clicked like a countdown.Cold. Controlled. Dangerous.The board members respected Ethan.They feared Davin.But Alyssa—they didn’t know how to read her yet.That was about to change.---Alyssa’s First MoveShe found Board Member Lin in his corner office, surrounded by paperwork and the faint scent of expensive tea. He looked up and smiled politely.“Alyssa, what brings you—”She closed the door behind her.The click of the lock made his smile falter.“I heard you hold the auditing files for Davin’s historical investments,” Alyssa said calmly, moving closer.