Semua Bab No More You: Bab 171 - Bab 180

Azzmi kept staring at him, her lips parting as if she wanted to speak but couldn’t find the words."Hey, tell me what happened," Raven’s voice was urgent.She closed her eyes and finally said, "I was in the ladies' room, and Zerra passed by the bodyguards. She was in disguise, and I was the only one who could identify her."Disappointment flooded Raven. "Then what’s the point of having bodyguards if, ""I’m not finished," she cut him off, her tone a little harsh. "There was a moment when I thought she was going to attack me, maybe with an object or something, because she lowered her hand into her coat pocket. But she didn’t. She said she had something else that would hurt even more.""And what was that?" Raven crossed his arms, frustration growing.Azzmi opened her eyes and met his gaze. "She had something to say."Raven shook his head dismissively and raised his eyebrows. "What could she possibly have said that would hurt you?"As he stepped closer, Azzmi took a few steps back. It wa

Raicko's idea feels so perfect that Raven smiles for a moment. He nods along, but after a few seconds, his expression changes. He frowns. “Are you sure this is going to work?” he asks.“You obviously can’t do it here at the party, but trust me, it has to work,” Raicko reassures him.“Why are you so sure?” Raven raises an eyebrow.“Just so we’re clear, I’m not saying Azzmi will forgive you right away, but this is a start. And that’s what we need, right?”Raven lets out a heavy sigh. “I guess you could say that.”“I’m glad we’re on the same page. When the right moment comes, you need to act.”Raven nods, patting Raicko on the back. “Once again, you’ve proven yourself useful to me.”“And one of these days, you’ll be just as useful to me,” Raicko grins. “Now, let’s get back to it and order that food. You know the gorgeous ladies are waiting!”As they head back to the crowd, Raven glances at their table. Azzmi is still taking shots, laughing, and enjoying herself.“I’ll admit, I love seeing

Azzmi slowly opens her eyes, the light from the room making her squint. It takes a few seconds for her vision to adjust, and she stretches her entire body on the bed, feeling a dull headache forming. It’s somewhat of a relief, knowing she doesn't have anything important to do today.As her vision clears, she stares up at the ceiling, her eyebrows raised in confusion. She’s in her bedroom at home, but she can’t remember how she ended up here. Thinking her eyes might be playing tricks on her, she sits up, pulling the covers down to her waist. The sight of her dress from last night still on her body catches her off guard. What happened? The last thing she recalls is the girls cheering her on to dance while she was still sitting.No matter how hard she tries, she can’t remember anything after that. She must’ve taken those shots too quickly, which explains how she feels now. But despite the headache, she doesn’t regret it. She just hates how it makes her feel right now.Thinking about why s

replied, her voice firm despite the pain.For a moment, Raven looked away, filled with guilt. But after a few seconds, he met her gaze again, stepping closer.“Look, I admit I had plans to divorce you so I could marry Zerra,” he began, his tone softening. “But that was when she was still my girlfriend. We’re not together anymore, and that means it’s a thing of the past.”“Just because you broke up doesn’t mean it’s over,” Azzmi replied. “People break up and make up all the time. Who says you two won’t get back together?”“No.” He shook his head firmly. “You shouldn’t even talk about that. You know how much I care about the children, how much they mean to me. Seeing the joy on their faces, the love we share, that’s what matters to me. If anyone is against that, it makes my blood boil. After what happened with Zerra, it doesn’t matter. Nothing will change.”Azzmi narrowed her eyes in curiosity. “So, you’re telling me you’re never getting back with her again, no matter how she comes crawl

Raven furrowed his brows, shocked by what Zerra had just said."What do you mean you're leaving town for good?" he asked, leaning against the wall, his mind racing."That doesn’t matter. Just meet me as soon as possible!" Zerra’s voice was urgent."Why do you keep whispering?" he asked, feeling increasingly frustrated."That also doesn’t matter. Just come here as soon as you can!" she insisted."If you have something urgent to say, then just say it here. I’m not coming over there.""Don’t you want to know how Milven found out about us?" Zerra’s voice dropped to a whisper."What? I thought you didn’t know that," Raven replied, surprised.Suddenly, the call ended. He looked down at the screen with a heavy breath. Without hesitation, he called back, but no matter how many times it rang, she didn’t pick up.Frustrated, Raven stepped away from the wall and started pacing the corridor. He couldn’t figure out what to do next, glancing at the office he was supposed to go to.Maybe Zerra knew a