All Chapters of After the Divorce, My Psycho Alpha Ex-Husband went feral: Chapter 431 - Chapter 440

Jaxen POVAccording to everything I believed about our relationship, I should have mocked Scarlett for sticking her nose into my business.I should have insulted her too to remind her where she stood.But I didn’t want to.Seeing how serious and displeased she looked stirred a faint, shameful sense of pleasure in me.What the hell was wrong with me?I’d sworn to get revenge on her, yet she could still affect my mood with barely any effort.Fuck. What the hell was going on?I clenched my fists, forcing down the unwanted urge stirring inside me, then suddenly leaned toward her.I was close enough to speak right into her face again.My warm breath brushed against her skin.She tried to shrink farther into her seat, but I braced both arms against the sides of the car, leaving her nowhere to go.The more she tried to retreat, the closer I moved until she’d practically ba

Jaxen POV“We’re here.”I turned off the engine and got out.When Scarlett didn’t move after a while, I impatiently opened the rear door, only to discover that she’d fallen asleep at some point.The woman who’d been laughing so boldly just moments ago now lay with her eyes closed, looking so quiet and obedient that she hardly seemed like the same person.I reached out to wake her, but before my hand could touch her arm, it dropped back to my side on its own.Standing beside the open door, I lowered my gaze and studied every inch of her.I’d had plenty of time over the past few days to look up information that might confirm what I believed.Yet I hadn’t wanted to do it, and that only made everything more confusing.My mind told me I’d loved her, that she’d abandoned me and terminated our pregnancy.But reality told a different story.We’d divorced, and she’d walked away without taking a thing from me.From what I could gather, there hadn’t even been a pregnancy.The most confusing part

Scarlett POVHe released my hand sharply.Apparently, he’d had enough and wasn’t interested in wasting any more time arguing with me.But as I watched him walk away, I couldn’t help thinking he looked like the perfect definition of a man beating a hasty retreat.“Did you spend the entire night thinking about your life choices, or were you looking things up?”I’d just sat down at the dining table when I heard footsteps coming downstairs.I looked up at Jaxen, who was dressed in a perfectly tailored suit, and studied his face.Whether it was because his head injury hadn’t fully healed or because he’d slept badly, there were faint shadows beneath his eyes.Looking more closely, I suddenly noticed how prominent his under-eye fullness was.After spending the past few days watching him play, I’d started noticing little details I’d never paid attention

Delaney POV“He’s really brought out every bit of your mischievous side.”As her best friend, I knew Scarlett far too well to be fooled by her appearance.Scarlett was the type who looked gentle and refined, with an elegant air that made her seem almost impossible to offend. Even when someone crossed a line, she’d often just smile without saying a word.But her temper had never been as mild as people assumed.She used to hit Jaxen, too.Occasionally, she’d kick him or take a swing at him when he irritated her.Jaxen had always maintained enough of his gentlemanly composure to let her get away with it without making a big deal out of things.Now that he’d hit his head and started acting like an entirely different person, perhaps it wasn’t such a bad thing after all.Especially since Scarlett herself seemed so different lately.She looked happier, more anima

Scarlett POV“Upstairs.”If Jaxen were willing to be my moving man, I certainly would not complain.As the elevator doors closed, I took one last look at the utterly bewildered expressions downstairs.“Thanks for coming,” I told Jaxen sincerely once we were alone.“I told you. You’re mine. Nobody gets to bully you.”He didn’t seem to think my gratitude was worth mentioning. But when we reached the room where I’d stored my belongings, his expression finally changed.He frowned at me.“Are you Cinderella?”“Huh?”I blinked, genuinely confused.Jaxen surveyed the room.It wasn’t particularly small, but the oversized bed, wardrobes, and other furniture took up so much space that the boxes I’d packed made the place feel almost impossible to walk through.With his height and broad shoulders, Ja