All Chapters of After the Divorce, My Psycho Alpha Ex-Husband went feral: Chapter 311 - Chapter 320

Scarlett POVChristina’s call had already diverted my attention when loud voices suddenly erupted from Ryan’s office.There was someone loudly disputing.Who was making a scene?I spotted Mary close by and signaled for her to join me.Mary hastened her steps to reach me.“Ms. Ravencroft, Mr. Parker’s uncle is here. He’s in Mr. Parker’s office discussing something with him.”I scowled.As far as I recall, Ryan’s uncle occupied a symbolic position within the group.Although he received a high wage, his actual authority was limited.What was the reason he was debating company business with Ryan?“Has anything like this occurred previously?”Mary nodded. “It has. For the details, ask Jack Louise.”Jack Louise had recently been transferred and was now a vice president in one of the group’s less influential divisions.After thinking for a moment, I nodded.“Thanks.”I called Jack.There was a pause on the other end.“Mr. Parker usually waits until his uncle has made enough noise, then has s

Scarlett POVMy alarm went off, and I wanted to throw the phone through the wall. I killed it and shoved it under the pillow. Ten seconds later it rang again—Ryan Parker.I dragged myself upright. “Hello, Mr. Parker.”“Sorry, did I wake you?”I checked the clock and lied. “I'm fine.”“I saw your message about taking today off. Said it was personal. Everything okay?”My eyes slid to the other side of the bed, where Jaxen was still asleep, color better than it had been at three a.m. “It's private,” I said, keeping my voice down.“Understood. See you tomorrow.”I hung up and looked at the man who'd kept me up half the night convinced he was dying, sleeping now as if none of it had happened.Something in me snapped. I reached over and pinched his nose shut.His eyes flew open and startled, and for one guilty second I actually checked his forehead before I remembered I was supposed to be furious.

Jaxen POVI watched my mother's car disappear around the corner before I let myself look at the apartment proper.It's Scarlett's apartment. Not ours anymore, technically, even though half of what was in it had been chosen with both of us in mind, back when we'd actually meant something to each other.The smile came back on its own.I'd spent a genuinely miserable night with a fever I'd given myself purposely, sitting in ice water long past the point where it stopped being clever and started being stupid. It had gotten me exactly where I wanted to be. Close enough to hear her moving around in the same room.A few uncomfortable days felt like a fair trade for that.At least my wolf kept telling me how far I'd have to fall if this didn't work.Water ran in the bathroom for a long time.I was fairly sure that was a deliberate, petty hope on her end that I'd be gone by the time she came out.I wasn't.

Scarlett POVI stared at him intensely, showing my displeasure.“Are all the women in the world dead? Why do you have to keep clinging to me?”“I’ve already told you.” His eyes settled on mine, steady and unblinking. “I love you.”I immediately made a gagging face.“Stop saying that.”“I’m being honest.”“I don’t want your honesty.”“You’re wearing a filter when you look at me.”“Then stop giving me reasons to wear one.”He sighed, the sound almost soft.I kicked the suitcase hard enough that it slid a few inches across the floor.“Take your junk and leave.”“I can’t.&rdq

Scarlett POV“Sure.”“Get into character tonight.”“Consider it done.”He transferred the money right there.I watched the notification pop up on my phone: twenty thousand dollars, compensation, and my entire mood did a complete one-eighty.I had absolutely no idea that this little side job was about to make my actual personal life a hundred times more complicated.I went home that night in a genuinely good mood, good enough that even seeing Jaxen didn't immediately tank it, which honestly should've been my first warning sign that something was off with my life.“What happened? Why are you so lucky today?”“None of your business.”I tried to walk past him. He wasn't having it.“You don't need to ask questions that don't concern you,” I told him.“I can find out anyway.”My good mood took an imm