Todos os capítulos de I MARRIED MY EX'S RIVAL : Capítulo 81 - Capítulo 90

The police station smelled of coffee, paper, and tension.David walked through the hallway with long, fast steps. His face was serious, and his eyes were dark. The officers who passed him greeted him politely, but he barely noticed them.His mind was focused on only one thing.The missing money.Thirty billion.And the man who took it.He reached the door that had the name Deputy Cole on it.He didn’t knock.He pushed the door open.Cole looked up from his desk.He was still in his uniform, sleeves rolled up, tie loosened. Files were scattered across his desk. He looked tired.But when he saw David, he straightened.“David,” he said calmly. “You’re here early.”David didn’t sit.“I don’t have time for greetings,” he said coldly. “You said you found something.”Cole sighed softly.“Yes. We found something.”David stepped closer to the desk.“Then talk,” he said. “Who did it?”Cole leaned back in his chair.“The money didn’t just disappear,” he said. “It was moved. Carefully. Slowly. Ov

Judy and Sophia walked slowly out of the hospital.The sun was bright, but Judy did not feel its warmth. Her heart was still heavy from the news she had just received.Pregnant.The word kept repeating in her mind.Her fingers rested gently on her stomach as they walked to the roadside.Sophia held her arm carefully.“Be careful,” she said. “You are not alone anymore.”Judy gave a small, weak smile.“I still can’t believe it,” she whispered.They stopped beside a small bench near the hospital gate. Judy needed to sit down. Her legs still felt weak.Sophia sat beside her.“So,” Sophia said softly, “what will you do now?”Judy looked down at her hands.“I don’t know,” she said. “Everything is confusing.”She took a deep breath.“What if David thinks I did this on purpose?” she asked. “What if he thinks I trapped him?”Sophia shook her head.“He is not that kind of man,” she said. “He cares about you. Anyone can see it.”Judy did not reply.She remembered the contract.Two months left.J

The sun was already high in the sky when Judy and Sophia stepped out of the small taxi.They stood in front of a modest house with a faded blue gate. The paint was peeling in some places, and the ground outside was a little dusty.Judy looked at the gate quietly.Her chest felt tight.“I haven’t been here in a while,” she whispered.Sophia touched her arm gently.“It’s still your home,” she said. “Your mother will be happy to see you.”Judy nodded slowly and pushed the gate open.The familiar sound of the creaking hinge filled the air. It reminded her of her childhood, of simple days, of laughter, of peace.They walked into the small compound.Her mother was sitting outside on a low stool, sorting vegetables into a basket. She wore a simple wrapper and blouse. Her face looked calm, but tired from years of hard work.When she saw Judy, her eyes widened.“Judy!” she called out happily.She quickly stood up and walked toward her daughter.“My child, you came!” she said, pulling her into

Clark sat in his car outside a quiet street, his hands gripping the steering wheel tightly. His face was tense. His jaw clenched. His thoughts were racing. He had just heard the news. Judy… *back.* Back at David’s mansion. Back in his arms. Back where she belonged. Clark felt a cold anger spread through him. He wanted to shout. He wanted to hit something. He wanted… to deal with David himself. He had always thought he could control everything. Control Judy. Control his life. Control David. But now… everything was slipping. “Why now?” he muttered to himself. “Why did she come back to him? Why not me?” His chest tightened. His heart beat fast. His pride hurt. But he forced himself to calm down. He would not show weakness. Not to anyone. Clark started the engine and drove straight to David’s office. Inside the mansion, David was going through papers at his desk. His mind was still heavy from the missing money, the investigation, and of course… Judy’s return. But seeing

The sun had barely risen, but David was already awake. His mind was busy, restless, and full of thoughts he could not stop. The events of the past few weeks weighed heavily on him—the missing money, the betrayal he suspected, the chaos at the company. And most of all… Judy. He walked slowly through the mansion, passing the quiet rooms. Everything looked peaceful, but his heart was not. It raced, pounding with worry and frustration. He thought about the thirty billion that had disappeared. Who could have done this? Who had dared to betray him? David sat at his desk in his office, staring at the company files in front of him. His hands ran over the papers, even though he had read them a hundred times. He shook his head and muttered under his breath, “It has to be someone close… someone I trusted…” He picked up the phone and called his secretary. “Arrange a staff meeting immediately,” he said, his voice low and firm. “All department heads, every manager… everyone. I need to speak