Todos los capítulos de Dear Billionaire Ex-husband, I Moved On : Capítulo 111 - Capítulo 120

JASONThe house had never felt this quiet before. Just a few hours ago it had been full of people laughing, giving advice, moving chairs around, and making sure everything was ready for tomorrow. Then Mum had folded her arms, smiled in that stubborn way of hers, and announced that tradition was tradition. Karen was not spending the night here before the wedding. Before I could even argue, Karen had laughed, kissed me on the cheek, grabbed her overnight bag, and left for Janet's house. Now I sat alone in the kitchen, listening to the kettle boil, wondering how one house could suddenly feel so empty.I poured hot water into my mug and watched the tea bag turn the water brown. Tomorrow I would be married. I had imagined this day so many times, yet now that it was finally here, my mind refused to stay still. Every little thing kept running through my head, from the flowers to the guests to whether Sophie would remember to scatter the petals instead of throwing the whole basket at someone.

JASONI stood at the altar with my hands locked together so tightly that my fingers hurt. I kept telling myself to breathe, but every breath felt too small. The old barn was glowing with soft lights, flowers, and candles, and every seat slowly filled with people who somehow became my family. I glanced around, hoping to distract myself, but it only made everything worse. My mother was already pressing a tissue against her eyes; Vivian, my secretary at work, was crying without even trying to hide it, and Marcus in the front row wearing the biggest grin I had ever seen.Marcus caught me looking."You look like you're about to pass out.""I might.""You won't.""How do you know?""Because if you faint before Karen gets here, she'll wake you up herself."I laughed, but it came out shaky. "You're not helping.""I know. I'm enjoying this too much."I shook my head and tried not to smile, but it was impossible. My heart kept beating harder every second. I had faced so many things in my life t

JASONThe last guests left a little after midnight, and the old barn slowly became quiet. The music had stopped, the laughter had faded, and only the soft glow of the fairy lights remained, making everything look warm and almost magical. Half-cleared tables stood around us with empty glasses and forgotten flowers, like they were holding on to the memories of the day. I stood beside Karen, and for a long moment neither of us spoke. After so many hours of noise and celebration, the silence felt strange, but it also felt perfect.I smiled as I looked around the room. "Can you believe this is over?"Karen slipped her hand into mine and laughed softly. "I don't think it has sunk in yet.""We're really married."She looked up at me. "We are."The words made both of us laugh again. I pulled her closer, unable to stop smiling. I had imagined this day a thousand times, but somehow reality had been even better than every dream I had ever built in my head.We walked slowly between the tables, he

KAREN.By the time we reached home, the sun was already beginning to set, painting the sky with soft orange light. My feet were sore from the wedding, and my dress suddenly felt much heavier than it had that morning. Jason unlocked the front door, but before he could even push it open, it flew inward. Sophie came running at us so fast that I barely had time to bend before she threw herself into my arms. A second later she wrapped herself around Jason's leg too, laughing so loudly that the whole house felt alive again."Mommy! Daddy!" she cried. "You're finally back!"Jason laughed as he picked her up. "We missed you too, little miss.""I have something important to tell you!" she announced very seriously.She didn't even wait for us to sit down before she started talking. She explained every part of the wedding she had remembered, waving her little hands through the air like she was telling the biggest story in the world. Then her face suddenly fell, and she sighed so deeply that Jaso

KARENThe day started like every other workday. My desk was covered with reports, my coffee had already gone cold, and people walked in and out of my office asking questions. I was halfway through reviewing a proposal when my phone buzzed. I glanced at the screen, expecting another work message, but instead I saw Agent Webb's name. The moment I opened it, my stomach tightened before I even finished reading the words."Lena Hartwell has officially been sentenced. Two years and eight months."I stared at the message for a long time. My fingers stopped moving over the keyboard, and every sound around me slowly faded away. I had known this day would come, but somehow it still caught me off guard. I read the sentence again and again, hoping my feelings would make more sense if I looked at the words long enough.Two years and eight months.It was not a light punishment, yet it did not feel heavy enough either. I knew why the court had made that decision. Lena had helped expose Victor Hale i