All Chapters of After the Divorce: Crushed on My Lawyer Ex-wife: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

Evelyn, Sandro, and Sophia were headed to the VIP lounge when suddenly Evelyn couldn't contain her amusement. Laughter bubbled up from within her, and she couldn't help but share her thoughts. "What's wrong?" Sophia inquired, a playful smile on her lips. Evelyn, still chuckling, replied, "Excuse me, but I couldn't help but notice that you've been saved not once but twice by a man named Alexander. I just couldn't resist making the connection." Sophia shook her head, joining in the laughter. "That was just my luck." Sandro, who had been casually walking alongside them, decided to join the banter. "I'm actually half Italian, so my name is spelled with two S's. That way, it'll be easier for you to distinguish between us." So

Once the helicopter touched down on a secluded spot near the edge of the Grand Canyon, Sandro revealed a surprise that left Sophia and Evelyn utterly captivated. Before them lay a table adorned with an array of delectable dishes, surrounded by the breathtaking panorama of the majestic Canyon. It was an unexpected feast for the senses, and the girls couldn't help but marvel at the sheer extravagance of the setting. Sandro, with a playful glint in his eyes, gestured toward the table. "Ladies, welcome to our exclusive Grand Canyon dining experience! Quite the view, isn't it?" Sophia and Evelyn were still in awe of the natural wonder that stretched out before them. The table was set with elegant simplicity, a stark contrast to the rugged beauty of the Canyon. A light breeze carried the scent of the surrounding desert, adding a touch of wildness to the refined setup. As they took their seats, Sandro, with a casual charm, began to regale them with tales of his and

The door swung open with a force that signaled the entry of trouble. A man, dressed in all black, strutted into the restaurant. His presence sent a shiver down the spines of the diners, the air thickening with an ominous tension. He was a mountain of a man, draped in a leather jacket that seemed to cling to his intimidating frame. His face, etched with scars and adorned with a scruffy beard, was a canvas of menace. A pair of cold, calculating eyes scanned the room, making the patrons uneasy. The thug's mere appearance was a statement, a declaration that trouble had just stepped into the cozy eatery. The man wasted no time; he approached Lisa with an air of arrogance. "Close this place down. Vacate the premises," he commanded, his words dripping with a threatening undertone. Lisa stands in front of the man and crosses her arms in front of her chest. “It won't do. Stop showing up uninvited,” she scolds him. He laughs loudly in front of her. " You can't

As soon as Megan left Alexander's office he sighed. Conversations with Megan always put a strain on him, and he doesn't know how long he can push her away without her having a problem with it. Alexander texted Kyle that he was waiting for him in his office to talk. Not long after, the journalist entered his office with a big smile. "Hey, boss man, what's up?" Kyle greeted, plopping down in a chair across from Alexander's desk. Alexander leaned back in his chair, fingers steepled. "Cut the small talk, Kyle. What's the deal with the investigation? Do you learn something?" Kyle scratched his head, a sheepish smile playing on his lips. "Yeah, about that. I've started poking around the core business, but digging up the real dirt is gonna be a bit of a slow burn." Alexander leaned forward, his expression serious. "Time is of the essence, Kyle. We need to wrap this up quickly. What's the holdup?" Kyle shrugged, "You know how these things go.

Alexander glared at his phone, seeing yet another message from Megan. For days, he had been dodging her, avoiding calls and messages with the excuse of being too busy. The weight of his responsibilities weighed heavily on him, especially with Kyle struggling and delayed with his research results. The impending merger of the two companies couldn't be delayed forever.His phone buzzed again with another message."Why are you avoiding me? We have to sign the agreement before the wedding, and I miss you. Text me."Running his hands through his hair, Alexander knew he couldn't continue evading Megan. The stress of the past few days was taking a toll on him, and he realized he had to succeed in time or he risked reaching a point where, if the two companies merged, there