All Chapters of The Ex-Wife’s Mega Comeback: Chapter 231 - Chapter 240

That last thing he said tugged at Cassie’s attention in a way she couldn’t ignore, because if Rose came with them, then everything would fall into place so perfectly it almost felt unreal, like the kind of ending she used to dream about but never believed she’d actually get.But before that thought could even settle, Rose shook her head stubbornly, her little brows pulling together as she said, “I want daddy too,” and just like that, reality slipped right back in.Cassie forced a smile, the kind that looked warm on the outside but carried a quiet ache underneath, and she reached out to smooth Rose’s hair as she spoke gently. “Don’t worry, okay? I’ll have Frank talk to your dad, and if he still wants you in boarding school, then you can come live with us instead. Does that sound good?”Rose hesitated for barely a second before nodding, her mood bouncing right back like nothing had ever been wrong. &ldquo

Before anyone could even process what was happening, before a single question could fully form, Jonathan stepped forward like he had been waiting for this exact cue all along, holding out the first ring.It was small, delicate, almost impossibly cute, the kind of ring that immediately told you it wasn’t just jewelry, it was something meaningful, something chosen with intention.Franklin took it without hesitation, his fingers steady, his expression calm in a way that made the moment feel even bigger. Then, right there in front of everyone, he lowered himself onto one knee.A soft wave of surprise rippled through the crowd, but Franklin didn’t look at anyone else. His attention stayed locked on Rose, his gaze softening in a way that made it clear this wasn’t for show, this wasn’t some grand gesture meant to impress. This was real.He leaned in slightly, whispering something only she could hear, and whatever he said made her lips cur

Sebastian reached over and patted both Jonathan and Evan on their backs, his expression carrying that familiar mix of amusement and provocation, like he had been waiting for the perfect moment to say exactly this.“You two are the only bachelors left in this squad,” he said, his tone light but laced with meaning, his eyes flicking between them as if measuring their reactions.“And honestly, if you don’t get married anytime soon, I’m starting to think we’ll have no choice but to leave you out of certain things, because married men tend to move differently, and you might not fit in anymore.”Evan’s jaw tightened almost immediately, his teeth pressing together as if he was holding back something sharp, while Jonathan forced a smile that didn’t quite reach his eyes, the kind of smile that existed more out of habit than genuine amusement.“You’re forgetting something important,” Jonathan r

Frederick did not respond right away, not because he did not hear Sienna, but because he chose not to, as though her voice no longer carried the same weight it once did, as though everything she said now had to fight its way through the thick wall of disappointment that had settled inside him.He walked past her without a word and lowered himself onto the couch beside Rose, pulling the little girl gently into his arms, holding her close in a way that felt instinctive, like he was grounding himself, like he was trying to find something steady in the middle of everything that had started to feel uncertain.The tension in his face softened the moment Rose leaned into him, her small body warm and trusting, her attention still fixed on the screen in front of her, completely unaware of the storm brewing between the adults in the room, and for a brief moment, Frederick allowed himself to breathe.An invisible line had been drawn between them, the one that had been forming over the past few da

The boat slowed as it approached the dock, the soft scrape of wood against wood barely noticeable beneath the steady hush of the ocean, and Franklin stepped out first before turning back to her, his hand reaching for Cassie’s as naturally as breathing, steadying her as she placed her foot onto the warm planks.The air wrapped around her instantly, warm and rich and alive with scents she couldn’t quite separate, something sweet, citrusy, floral, all blending together until it felt like she had stepped into a place that didn’t belong to the same world she had left behind.Lanterns flickered along the narrow path ahead, their golden glow dancing softly in the growing dusk, guiding them forward as the palms swayed overhead and hammocks drifted lazily between them, the faint rhythm of waves folding onto the shore filling the silence in a way that made everything feel slower, softer, almost unreal.“Frank…” Cassie whispered, her voice barely more than breath as her eyes moved from one detai