Todos los capítulos de My Ex’s Betrayal, His One Night : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 6

Chapter 2I looked at Kofi.Really looked at him.For three years I had loved this man. I had planned a future with him. I had held on even when things started to change. At first it was small — he stopped calling as often, then he started coming home later. I would wait up for him with dinner, only for him to say he had already eaten. I told myself he was tired. I told myself work was stressful. When he stopped reaching for me at night, I blamed myself. Maybe I wasn't trying hard enough. Maybe I needed to be more patient. More understanding. Quieter.There were nights I sat on the edge of the bed after he turned away from me, staring at the wall, telling myself not to cry. There were mornings I looked at him across the breakfast table and felt the distance between us like a physical thing. I still smiled. I still asked about his day. I still made excuses for him because I loved him. I kept believing that once we got married, the man I fell in love with would come back.Now I knew the

Chapter 4Two years later, my life looked nothing like it did that night.I had two children now twins. I raised them alone. The whispers never fully stopped, but I learned how to keep moving anyway. And this morning, something finally shifted in my favor.The sound of giggling filled the apartment.My twins were running around the living room in their socks, chasing each other while the nanny tried to get them to sit still. Their laughter was bright and careless, the kind of sound that still caught me off guard. There were days it felt like the only pure thing I had left. There were also nights when the apartment went quiet and the weight of everything I had lost settled so heavily on my chest that I had to sit down to breathe through it.I unlocked my phone and opened my email.The subject line made my stomach tighten.Offer of Employment – Senior Strategic Lead, Apex GlobalI opened it slowly, almost afraid the words would change. Apex Global the most powerful conglomerate in the c

I barely made it three steps out of Rami’s office before a hand closed around my arm.“Zara.”Kofi’s voice stopped me cold. I turned slowly. He looked the same and completely different at the same time — still handsome, still polished, but there was something uneasy in his eyes now. The kind of look that said he wasn’t prepared to see me here, of all places.“What the hell are you doing here?” I asked, pulling my arm free.He glanced past me toward Rami’s office door, then back at my face. “I could ask you the same thing. You work here?”“That’s none of your business.”He stepped closer, lowering his voice. “Your mum told Zola you have kids now… is that true?”I froze.“Don’t,” I cut him off. My voice came out sharper than I expected. “Don’t you dare talk about my children.”Kofi’s expression shifted into confusion mixed with something that looked almost like hurt. “Zara, I’m just asking. Are they—?”“They are none of your concern,” I snapped. “You lost the right to ask me anything th