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Beside him was Juliana, the CEO of Pearson Group and Michael's wife. My father's voice boomed through the entire gym. "Selena York! I'd love to see who in Halvea thinks they can threaten Terence Carter's son!"

“You were the one who signed those damn papers first, Jeff! You were the one who decided that you would rather keep your job than your wife!” “Just because you spent the weekend with him, that doesn’t mean you had to fuck him, Julia!” He comes closer to me. I back up. He stops, glaring. “Tell me, Julia! Did you suck his dick? Did you let him shove it up your ass?” I take a step closer to him, and before I realize what is happening, my hand lashes out and meets his cheek. My hand stings as the sound of the slap reverberates around the room. Then I take a step back and look at him, waiting for him to attack me. But he doesn’t. Instead, he begins to laugh. It’s a maniacal cackle that reminds me

Ryan: Me neither. Eugene: Me too. It was just you. Slater: Whoa, look at that. Abandoning friends for love. Ryan: Is it the first time this has happened? Why are you more excited than the groom? Slater: Who's excited? You are the excited one. Eugene: Whatever helps you sleep at night. Slater: Doc, why are you so free today? Did your patients run away after seeing your cold face? Eugene: By the way, Klaus, does your old man know about your marriage?

Considering the way Julia acted before himself and Carol the day he brought Rita, he could have been relating to her that way leading her to a depressed State. If he's speculation was correct, then Julia might have driven her to that point. And invariably, he was to be blamed for what happened to his child and wife. " Has your marriage been ok with her? Have you been showing her love?" Cheng Li asked. Julia replied and said he doesn't want to talk about his marriage. Cheng Li didn't press him further. Perhaps he was grieving for his wife and dead Child. By evening, Rita came around. The first person she saw was Theresa. She remembered she called her before she passed out.

Slap! Macey stumbled back, touching her face as she stared wide-eyed at the man who had been her husband for the past two years: Julius DaLair. His sandy blonde hair crowned him like a halo, but there was nothing angelic about his current expression. He stood in front of her with his face blazing with anger. His gray eyes were a storm of emotions. In the last few months, he had grown cold and dismissive, but never raised a hand to her before. His breath smelled heavily of alcohol. She could only guess how many drinks he had imbibed since they arrived at his father’s public birthday celebration.

Hearing about his niece attending university made me think of the kind of life she led, and how it was different from mine. I could never go because I didn’t want to leave Naty, but I wasn’t complaining. Raising my daughter was worth it. "Do you have any children?" I asked Julian, curious about his personal life. "Yes, I have one son and one daughter.” Those words surprised me a bit. I wasn't sure why I hadn't expected him to have a family. "Married?" I asked further. “Yes, to my beautiful wife.” Julian grew a genuine smile. “She isn’t here at the moment."

"You cheat, Julian? Why did you marry me when you still have women behind my back? It's been seven years, and you still don't remember that I'm your sister!" "How dare you slap me, Elena. I don't love you anymore. You are a perfect princess, but you never serve me as your husband. That woman is just my business associate. I will never forget Cassie because I know I caused her death," Julian angrily replied, then decided to leave their marital home and return to his private penthouse. Quarrels had become routine lately, leaving Julian exhausted with his wife. Julian was indeed initially unaware of the viral news. But now he knew, he just kept silent, and even after the news went viral, he was

"Honey, who's this?" Julian's face was drained of color. He staggered back two steps and choked out, "You… have a child?" I met his eyes steadily. "This is my husband, Mark. And this is our daughter, Harper." He went rigid as his words of regret and disbelief caught in his throat. His lips quivered, shock doing a better job at silencing him than I ever could. The man who had once ruled the boardroom now looked fragile. He looked just like a sheet of paper ready to be blown away by the wind.

He didn’t hesitate in answering this time. “Forty-seven. There are just shy of two years between us. We got married when she was twenty-one.” I got another pang. There were twenty-nine years between us. Me and his wife. “Want some more of my history?” Julian asked, with a scoff. Not malicious. “My daughter, Grace, is twenty-five years old, and my son, Ryan, is twenty-two. Ryan still lives at home with Katreya. Or he did the last time I saw him.”

Then, she froze. He was Julian, but he also wasn't. He looked so calm and indifferent, and his eyes were unfocused. Willow stroked his face gently and looked him over in disbelief. Why wasn't he reacting? Why couldn't he see anymore? He grabbed her hand. "Do we know each other?" Tears streamed down Willow's face as she half-knelt before him. She looked up at him and smiled through her tears. "Yes, we do. You're Julian Ziegler, right? I'm Willow Harper, your wife. We have three children together."