All Chapters of Falling for My Ex-Husband's Enemy: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Lily’s hand stung after slapping Ethan, her anger boiling over. Ethan’s eyes widened in shock, his cheek burning where she had struck him. He touched it lightly, but the physical pain was nothing compared to the turmoil in his heart. The realization of what he had done sank in deeper than any slap could inflict.Lily stood her ground, her chest heaving with emotion. “You have no right to do this to me. I can't let you hurt me again and again. I won’t forgive you for this,” she declared, her voice steady despite the tremor of hurt beneath it. “Not anymore.”With that, she flung open the bedroom door and dashed downstairs, her heart racing. Ethan, momentarily stunned, quickly regained his composure and followed her, desperation clawing at him.As Lily reached the front door, she felt Ethan's hand grip her wrist, pulling her back. He spun her around and claimed her lips in a desperate kiss, trying to reclaim the connection that had long been broken.Just then, the door swung open, and Le

Lewis gripped the steering wheel of his car, the engine roaring as he pushed the accelerator to the floor. The speedometer climbed higher, but it felt like he wasn’t moving fast enough. If he could fly, he would have taken to the skies, desperate to reach Miller's mansion as soon as possible. His vision blurred with tears, and each blink only served to bring more memories flooding back, memories that twisted painfully in his heart.No matter how much his mother, Lauren, had suffered with Alzheimer’s, forgetting her own son, the ache of losing her was unbearable. He remembered the days when she would laugh with him, her eyes bright and full of life.As the memories washed over him, he felt a surge of conflicting emotions. He had never truly forgiven his grandfather for the pain he had caused, for the way he had forced his mother into a life that had left her broken. But he had found it in his heart to forgive his mother for abandoning him and his father. She hadn’t chosen this path; sh

Lily sat at her desk, the soft hum of the office around her fading into a distant murmur. Her mind was a whirlwind of thoughts, each one sharper than the last. The memory of Lewis's cold demeanor at the funeral haunted her, a heavy weight pressing down on her chest. It felt as if he was deliberately ignoring her, perhaps even harboring resentment for how she had always pushed him away. The image of him standing alone, eyes filled with pain, replayed in her mind like a haunting melody.She couldn’t shake the memory of that day when he had seen her with Ethan, her ex-husband. The way Lewis’s face had fallen, the hurt evident in his eyes as Ethan leaned in to kiss her, was etched into her memory. Lily felt a fresh wave of guilt wash over her. She needed to explain, to tell Lewis that it was all in the past, that she had moved on. But how could she approach him? Would he even listen, or had she pushed him too far away?Just as she was drowning in her sea of guilt and unresolved feelings,

She walked inside his cabin, and the familiarity of the space mingled with the changes in the interior since she had last been there. The decor was different, more modern and sleek, but the layout of the room was still like a memory whispered to her soul. As she looked around, her eyes fell on a wall where something was hidden behind a curtain. She knew this wall; she was familiar with this cabin from her time working at Veritas Innovations. A wave of nostalgia washed over her as she walked slowly toward it, her heart beating with a quiet anticipation.She reached the wall and removed the curtain, and her breath caught in her throat. Her eyes widened in shock, and her lips parted in a silent gasp as she saw that it was a huge picture of herself. The photograph was breathtaking—a beautiful, candid shot of her, capturing a moment of vulnerability and grace. It was as if the picture held a piece of her soul, frozen in time. She was shocked to see this, never having thought that Lewis fel

He stayed silent, and she was hurt. She understood he didn't love her anymore, so she turned to leave. Then she turned back to him and said, "I did not choose Ethan. I made a mistake in the past, not now. That day he forced a kiss on me, against my will. And I just didn't want to use you for my happiness; that is why I pushed you away. I don't want to be like Ethan; he wants people only when he needs them. I respect you and... I was scared to hurt again, and I can't bear if I get hurt by you. I can't bear to lose you. You are too good for me, and I don't deserve you; that is why I pushed you away." Her tears fell as she spoke, and he looked at her with amazement, his eyes softening.Lewis's gaze held onto hers, his expression transforming from hardness to something more vulnerable as he took in her words. The raw emotion in her voice and the tears on her face seemed to reach him, and for a moment, the air between them was filled with a fragile understanding.Lily's words hung in the a