All Chapters of The Plus-Size Ex-Wife's Comeback: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

DENNIS'S POVI had seen Genevieve walk into rooms filled with people who wanted to destroy her and somehow make everyone forget why they had doubted her in the first place.I had watched her negotiate, command, argue and fight her way through situations that would have broken most people.But I had never seen her look so small.She was standing outside the courtroom with Norman's arm around her, her face drained of color as Patricia tried to steady her. The reporters who had been shouting questions only moments earlier had gone unusually quiet, watching the scene unfold with their cameras still raised.For several seconds, I couldn't move.My eyes remained fixed on her.Genevieve looked as though she was struggling to breathe.Norman said something to her, but I couldn't hear him from where I stood. Patricia moved closer, rubbing her back while one of the lawyers hurried toward them.My stomach twisted.This was the woman I had once known better than anyone.The woman who had once loo

Genevieve’s POVThe courtroom felt colder than it had any right to be.I sat beside Norman with my hands folded tightly in my lap, trying to keep them from shaking while the lawyers arranged their documents and the judge reviewed the files in front of him. The room was filled with quiet whispers, the occasional movement of chairs and the faint clicking of cameras from reporters seated behind us.I kept my eyes forward.I had promised myself that I would not give anyone the satisfaction of seeing me break.Not Nadia.Not her lawyers.Not the reporters.Not even Dennis.Especially not Dennis.Norman sat close enough that our shoulders touched. He hadn't said much since we entered, but I could feel his presence beside me, steady and reassuring.He leaned closer."You don't have to answer anything you're uncomfortable answering without your lawyer objecting."I gave him a small nod."I know.""Then breathe."I almost smiled."You've said that about ten times this morning.""And I'll say

Norman’s POVI had barely left the hospital corridor when my lawyer called."Mr. Adams, we need you at the office."His voice was serious enough to make me stop walking.I looked through the glass doors toward Genevieve's room. She was still unconscious, resting beneath the watchful eyes of the medical machines while Patricia sat beside her."What happened?""We received something you need to see.""Is it about Dennis?"There was a brief silence."It's about Nadia."My expression hardened."I'll be there."I ended the call and stood there for another moment.Genevieve was the reason I wanted to destroy Dennis.But now there was another person whose actions had contributed to the situation she was in.Nadia.I had already known she was dangerous.I hadn't realized how far she was willing to go.When I arrived at the office, two members of my legal team were already waiting in the conference room. Several files were spread across the table, along with printed photographs, transaction r

Norman’s POVI didn't sleep that night.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Genevieve collapsing in the courtroom.Then I saw Dennis standing beside her hospital bed, crying as though he had suddenly discovered the consequences of everything he had done.I didn't feel sorry for him.Not yet.Maybe one day I would understand the man who had destroyed my childhood, but that day wasn't today.I had spent years trying to understand why my memories came in fragments.Why certain sounds triggered panic.Why I remembered my mother's face but couldn't remember the conversation we had before she died.Why I remembered blood but not the exact moment it appeared.Why I remembered being taken somewhere but couldn't remember who took me.For years, I had blamed trauma.Now I had another possibility.Someone had made sure I couldn't remember.I sat across from my lawyers the following morning with the evidence spread across the table."Start from the beginning," I said.My lead lawyer opened the fi

Dennis’s POVThe call came while I was sitting in my office pretending to read a report I had already gone through three times."Sir, Genevieve collapsed during the hearing."I stopped turning the page.For a few seconds, I didn't understand the words."What?""She collapsed inside the courtroom. An ambulance took her to the hospital."My hand tightened around the phone."Which hospital?"The assistant gave me the name.I was already standing before he finished speaking."Is she conscious?""We haven't been able to confirm that yet."I ended the call.I barely noticed the people who looked up as I walked out of my office. I ignored the questions from my assistant and headed straight for the elevator.By the time I reached the parking lot, my heart was beating too fast.Genevieve had collapsed.The thought repeated itself over and over.She had been struggling before the hearing. I knew that. Everyone knew that. Her illness had become public knowledge because of the medical records th