All Chapters of THE EX-WIFE HE COULDN'T RESIST: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

Adrian "How long have you known?" I asked the old man, stunned that he'd known all along but kept it from everyone. He looked unfazed. "It doesn't matter how long I've known about Clara. I just wanted to let you know that you can take your time to get her for the meeting." The old man replied instead. My mouth was wide open as I couldn't believe he knew about it all the while I tried to hide it from him. I bowed my head, disappointment clawing at my insides. "She refused me. She doesn't want to see me or have anything to do with me." "I mistakenly held her by her waist while trying to break her fall but she misinterpreted it and told me to stay off her. The flowers I got... Everything..." I paused when I noticed I was beginning to share too much. "Why are you sorry for holding your wife?" The old man asked, shocking me in the process. I'd expected him to get mad at me and chastise me but he was asking why I was feeling bad about holding her. My mouth fell open but no wor

ClaraI was on park duty that weekend. Last weekend, Julian helped out but I had to take Leo to the park this weekend since Julian had an engagement. "Mommy, I want to join the kids over there." He pointed towards the play house at the other end of the pack. We were already here, there was no need stopping him from having fun. "You can son, you're free. Just don't leave this pack without letting me know." I replied, most of my attention was on my phone. Leo happily ran towards the playhouse to meet the other kids who were already having a swell time there. I scrolled through the screen of my phone searching for recent pictures of the previous thorn in my flesh, Elena. Since my return and even my time away, I never heard about her for a day. It was as though she disappeared from the face of the earth. Adrian also hadn't mentioned her since our meeting recently and I was curious. Why would Roxy and Lu come to meet me when Elena was still there? Or was she? I needed to find out an

Author's PovSilas paced around the front yard of the brotherhood mafia. They'd told him to wait for the boss and he's been waiting for hours on end. His hands were pinned to his back and he was beginning to sweat in his hoody.The smell of rusted iron filled his nose and the unpleasant smell of dirt, blood and liquid waste almost suffocated him but he continued paving around the place. He couldn't leave. Not now. He was there already and there was no going back. If the mafia leader refused to see him, he would sleep there, in the dirt that night. It was a rule that was known, no one dared to break it. Once you are in, there is no going out. More pacing around, more smell hitting his nose, more dirt clinging to his shoe. More suffocation and nauseous feeling. Finally, the door was opened by one of the mafia leader’s men who cocked his head towards the mansion inside the gate. Silas followed him eagerly. He had never been too eager for anything in his life. He walked through th

Clara I couldn't spend one more second listening to what Adrian had to say, it was as though my chest would burst open from hearing all he was saying about Julian. The worst part was that Julian couldn't defend himself. He couldn't deny what he was accused of, it meant one thing only; he did it truly. I was betrayed and disrespected. After he promised me he wasn't going to do anything regarding Adrian, he went behind my back to arrange tugs to beat him up! I was seething when I got to the car. Grateful I had the keys with me, I opened the car and zoomed off without thinking twice. Thankfully, Leo didn't ask any questions. He just sat quietly on the passenger seat. He didn't even ask why I carried him from the table when he was not done eating. Almost an hour after we arrived home, the door was pushed open and Julian walked in. His shoulders stooped low and he looked like he'd fought ghosts on his way home. I expected him to show up at the house so when he came, I started

Clara I kept to my word. The next weekend we had a date. Leo was ready before he got to the house and he was happy to see Adrian. He'd remembered him from the pack and he ran to embrace him. I watched from the door and tried to hide my expression. But it slipped and he saw the smile on my face at my son's reaction towards him. "Are you sure you're not going to come with us?" Adrian asked me, gesturing to the gate. "It's going to be fun I promise." He added when I was reluctant. "Come with us mom. Let's all have fun together." Leo spoke this time, charged beyond the usual. I hesitated at first but gave in after giving it some thought: I was going there to look after my son and monitor them. Nothing else. That was what I told myself before I grabbed my bag and followed them. "Where would you like to visit?" Adrian asked. It felt strange. The only place we went together were family functions and most of the time, we didn't go in the same car because he always had an en