Lahat ng Kabanata ng THE EX-WIFE HE COULDN'T RESIST: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

3rd person Pov "Good job." Silas said, rocking in his chair as his eyes remained fixed on the television in his living room. Elena smirked with raised shoulders, proud of what she'd done. "Finally, that bitch is out of the way." "You have to be extremely careful to leave no traces." Silas warned. She nodded with pleasure. This meant freedom for her too. She didn't really like getting involved with the infamous Silas Hollingsworth but she had to do what she had to do to achieve her goals. "You won't even know I'm around. I'll disappear from your face." She said sweetly. "Good." Silas gritted, his gaze pinned on the large screen in his living room. The accident site looked more beautiful than he imagined. The smoke, the flame. The carcass of Clara's car sitting there, unidentifiable. It warmed his heart to see what had been gone of her. But mostly, the body they recovered from the accident, burnt. Unrecognizable. Smoke and ash and melted skin. It was too b

Adrian's povI spat at Silas's feet and stormed out of his house. Getting into my car, a strong feeling of frustration engulfed me. As much as I didn't want to go back to the hospital to face the old man, I had to show my face before him. I was certain he was waiting to hear my findings. My phone rang again. The police officers were still calling. I slid my thumb across the screen and the call connected. "Mr. Adrian, we need you at the station. We have some questions.." Just like I expected. I ended the call before they finished speaking. They didn't care about Clara. They didn't even bother to check if she might've survived. I slammed my hand against the steering wheel and ran the same hand through my hair. I knew my thoughts were kind of absurd. But I just couldn't bear the thought of losing Clara. As I stepped into the hospital reception, the pitiful gaze I got from the nurses and some customers said all the words they would've said. They knew about the accident already.

Adrian's povSeeing Roxy and Lu calm and sober was something I never thought I would witness in life. They looked like a part of them had been ripped apart. I stepped out of the house, unable to stay in my house either as I was haunted by the images of Clara in the house. Each spot in the house had images of her— smiling warmly at me, waiting for me to come home and serving me tea or my ritual breakfast. I packed some of my clothes, ties and shoes into one of my suitcases and walked out of the house. The maid who'd almost never left the kitchen peeped from the kitchen door when she heard footsteps. She retreated when I caught her eyes. But I called her back. She stood in front of me, her fingers scratching off her nails while her head remained bowed. "You can leave whenever you want. I won't be around for a while so you're free to go." Her lips parted as a sad expression crossed her face. No doubt she'd heard what happened but couldn't talk about it with me. "I'll stay back s

3rd person PovClara's surprised face morphed into a surprised one as she blinked severally, trying to mask her surprise with a calm smile. But Julian already caught the surprise on her face. "You look like you have no idea what I'm talking about." He mentioned, his face curious as he searched her face, digging beyond the mask. Clara opened her mouth again, this time her words didn't fail her. "I.. Can't remember anything." Her voice was soft, almost unsure of what she was even saying. Julian inhaled deeply and exhaled, his hands reaching for her shoulders and gently rubbing them. "I was scared that you would forget everything. The doctor said you were fine but the event might be too traumatic for you to bear." He walked a few steps closer, locking eyes with her. "At least you remember who I am. We can start from there again." His smile was reassuring. So reassuring, his words were also believable. If she truly had forgotten who she was, she might as well believed that Julian w

Adrian's pov Sitting behind my desk was now familiar. It was the only time I had to think about something else other than Clara, our child and what could have been if she hadn't gone so soon. My hands moved swiftly over the keyboard as I typed out reports concerning the trash the manager sent to me and titled a proposal. If this was how big companies submitted proposals, they wouldn't have gone international. A knock sounded at the door of my office but I didn't respond to it. I kept my gaze fixed on the device in front of me. Needless to say I knew who was knocking at the door."Come in if you want to, Clark, or you can stand there and state your cause." I blurted when the manager went quiet after knocking. I could smell his fear, I felt him pressing against the door frame, I could feel his eyes searching my face like I held the power to command life and death. "You sent for me, sir." He replied, I could hear the struggle in his voice as he fought to keep it steady while he sp