All Chapters of The Divorce Game : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

CAMILLA I walked into my house, my mind still replaying every single word Max had spoken. We had driven over to his house, where he showed me a picture of a chubby teenage boy to prove he was the one. Yet, he still couldn't offer a clear explanation when I questioned the stark lack of resemblance between his current self and the photo. There wasn't a single shared feature, but he simply brushed it off, claiming that was a secret for another time. What unsettled me even more, however, was his insistence that I shouldn't confront Lyra about the life insurance. He claimed she hadn't touched a single penny of it—that the boss was the one funnelling all the money. It made no sense. Lyra had betrayed and used me twice; she didn't deserve to walk away without experiencing the bitter taste of her own actions. Everything she was suffering through right now was entirely her own doing. Suddenly, her bedroom door clicked open, and she rushed out. A loud, frustrated groan escaped her lips be

CAMILLA Something about his reaction sent a shiver racing down my spine.I had watched countless adult movies with Lyra while growing up. She used them to show me exactly how to make a man lose control. No matter how hard I tried to learn, the disgust of letting another man see my nakedness—except my husband—or dropping to my knees to pleasure anyone with my mouth always stopped me from taking those lessons seriously.But I had already broken every rule with Sebastian. Now I was about to go the extra mile.I pulled his cock free. It sprang out, thick and heavy, and my breath hitched as my eyes travelled the length of it—the prominent veins, the flushed head already glistening, and the sheer size of him. This was the first time I had ever looked at him this closely. I had felt him before; now I understood why it always hurt.I swallowed hard, heart racing, second thoughts slamming into me. Maybe I should just play it cool and get up. What the hell was I thinking? This thing was going

CAMILLAThis was getting uncomfortable. How on earth was Logan here? I had to force myself to act as if I wasn't scared, just so Sebastian wouldn't make me feel even more uneasy, but I had never expected Logan to show up.​Damn it!​"Filthy woman," Logan hissed, but Lyra burst into loud, ugly laughter.​"Sebastian, you're really unfortunate, you know," Lyra said smugly. My gaze lifted to study Sebastian's face. He wasn't even affected by her words. Instead, he looked as if he found them amusing.​"You always trust the wrong people. Look at Logan—he's after your position as the Castillo heir," Lyra taunted.​My entire body froze. Damn it, was this woman trying to drive a wedge between the two brothers?​"How dare you talk to me like that?" Logan snapped.​"Oh, please. Sit down, you weak man," Lyra mocked.​My brows furrowed. Weak? Was she talking about the same kind of weakness Zoe had talked about?​"Sebastian, since you know I'm already ruined, I'll name everyone I've slept with und

CAMILLA I sat across from Max, watching him eat his food with practiced ease. I glanced down at my wristwatch before snapping my gaze back to him. His brow lifted, as if he could read every impatient thought racing through my mind.“We'll leave immediately. It’s 1:00 p.m., and the doctors will be back from their lunch break,” he explained, setting his fork down.His eyes dropped briefly to the glass of water sitting untouched in front of me. “Are you sure that’s enough?”I exhaled softly. “Yeah, that’s plenty, Max. Just focus on your meal. We have less than twenty minutes.”He nodded and turned his attention back to his plate.I shifted my focus to my phone. Lyra wouldn't stop blowing up my screen. First, she demanded to know where I was. Then, she wanted the details of what Sebastian had said to me. Finally, she lashed out, asking why she hadn't seen me at Sebastian's office when she came by earlier.Whoever had tipped her off about my trip to the company must have also kept tabs on

CAMILLA “I will send all the information to you, but promise me you won't share this with anyone, Camilla. You can't just trust anyone,” Max said quietly over the phone.I exhaled softly. “Just send it, Max. I should be more worried about you deceiving me.”He exhaled slowly. “I promise I'm doing this because of how nice your parents were to me. They were really trying to adopt me, but the reason they didn't was because I was already legally adopted by current patients. As I said, their deaths really made me sad, and since you've taken an interest in finding out the truth, I think it's best to step in. So Camilla, believe me.”I took deep breaths. “I will wait for the information, Max,” I said, and hung up.Instantly, a message popped up on my phone from him. I clicked on it:“This information is critical and can't be shared over the phone. Let's meet tomorrow at the restaurant where we met last time.”I sighed and clicked my car door open. I had gotten home almost thirty minutes ago