All Chapters of Oh No! I Hired My Husband's Boyfriend : Chapter 1 - Chapter 4

Chapter 1The smell of $400-an-ounce ambergris and sterile marble was the first thing that hit Katherine when she walked into the kitchen that evening, the scent of a life she was being violently purged from. It clung to the back of her throat like expensive regret.“I’m divorcing you, Katherine. And there is no going back on that.”The words didn’t just fall; they struck. George’s voice was steely, vibrating with a cold finality that seemed to fracture the very air molecules floating above the pristine, designer island. To emphasize his point, he swept his arm across the marble in one deliberate arc. The set of hand-forged sterling silver utensils, ones she had chosen in Milan two summers ago clattered to the floor in a bright, metallic cascade. The sound rang against the stone like a single tolling bell at a funeral no one else was invited to attend.He snatched his slim leather briefcase from the counter, already turning toward the doorway as though he hadn’t just detonated five y

Chapter 3Katherine's eyelids fluttered against the assault of dawn, but the sun was merciless, a golden informant spilling secrets through the expansive glass walls of the penthouse. It wasn't a gentle awakening; it was a brutal intrusion, the light slicing like a serrated blade straight into the tender spots behind her eyes. She let out a guttural groan, attempting to twist away from the glare, but her body betrayed her with a stubborn immobility. Her thighs were twin pillars of molten lead, heavy and inflamed, while her lower back muscles clenched in a relentless, fiery revolt, as if punishing her for every reckless decision that had led to this moment.The bed beside her was a tangled battlefield of luxurious charcoal silk sheets, rumpled and disheveled from the night's storm. Killian lay there, a shadowy figure turned away from her, his broad back rising and falling in the steady rhythm of undisturbed slumber. He resembled a sculpture forged from midnight itself, impassive, uny