All Chapters of After the Divorce: Crushed on My Lawyer Ex-wife: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

Sophia and Evelyn fixated on the glow of the laptop screen. The first article that captured their attention was a quirky revelation about a teenage Kyle Vitali. At the tender age of 15, he found himself in a peculiar predicament – pulled over at the police station for trespassing. The article detailed a mischievous escapade where the young Kyle, along with three friends, dared to jump over the fence of a house and indulged in an illicit pool plunge until the authorities intervened. Evelyn erupted into laughter, the realization sinking in as she laid eyes on a mugshot of the fifteen-year-old troublemaker. Her laughter echoed in the room, punctuated by occasional gasps for breath. "I can't believe it," Sophia chimed in, sharing the amusement.  "That's definitely him. I can just so easily imagine him doing something stupid like that as a kid." "See what other results there are on G**gle," Sophia suggested, eager to unveil more chapters of Ky

Alexander returned to the table with two glasses in hand. He handed one to Sophia. He gently kissed her forehead before settling into his chair. "What was so secret Michael had to say?" Sophia asked, a playful smile tugging at the corners of her lips. "Why did you think it was a secret?" Alexander sneered, his eyes holding a trace of the weight of the revelation. "Why do you always forget that you're talking to a lawyer? Seriously, ‘Come and get drinks with me’." Sophia tried to imitate Michael's voice. "That's so obvious, Alex," "I really like it when you call me by my first name," Alexander replied smugly, a subtle acknowledgment of the intimacy between them. "Don't twist the subject." "My father is back according to Michael. He also has concerns that he is up to something." Sophia's expression shifted from playful to contemplative as she took a sip of her cocktail, the cool liquid contrast to the warmth of the news. "And he decided to warn you?" Sophia's surprise lingered

Sophia woke up to the enticing aroma of coffee and the distinct scent of sandwiches. As she opened her eyes, she found Alexander setting up a bed tray adorned with a beautiful rose and a creatively arranged plate of sandwiches. "Is this the life-saver sandwich?" she asked with a delighted grin. "Oh, absolutely," Alexander replied with a cheeky smile. Sophia wrapped the thin sheet around her naked body. Alexander's eyes flared with desire again, but he quickly controlled himself, knowing that if he didn't, this breakfast would go to waste. "Thank you," Sophia said gently, making room for Alexander to sit next to her. She kissed him tenderly, eager to indulge in the delicious sandwiches. Sophia couldn't help but think that waking up this way was the most wonderful thing. Alexander's phone rang, interrupting the quiet morning. He huffed, but then he saw the name on the phone and picked it up. "Good morning, mother," he greeted. Sophia continued to eat in silence, tuning in to the

Evelyn surveyed the desolate surroundings cautiously; it was nothing like a welcoming home, more akin to an abandoned warehouse. Dane took the lead, a silent sentinel ready to react at the first sign of trouble."I got the chills," Evelyn whispered her senses on high alert."And there's a reason," a voice responded, sending shivers down their spines.They turned sharply to find a man covered in tattoos, his shaved head giving him an intimidating presence."What were you doing here?" he demanded, his eyes appraising them.Evelyn, standing behind Dane for support, didn't falter. "I was looking for information on Kyle Vitali."The tattooed man narrowed his eyes, suspicion evident. "And what exactly were you interested in?""Everything," she replied with determination.The man took a step closer, a subtle threat in his demeanor. "Look, if I were you, I wouldn't ask questions that could get me into trouble."Dane, protective and assertive, growled, "Was that a threat?""Take it as you will

Sophia's heart raced as she entered Evelyn's apartment, her instincts screaming that something was terribly wrong. The silence was unsettling, and as she moved further in, her eyes widened in shock. There were signs of a break-in - the door slightly ajar, belongings scattered. She stopped dead in her tracks when her gaze fell upon the chair. The ropes, remnants of a forced restraint, sent shivers down her spine. Panic threatened to take hold, but Sophia fought to keep her composure. She needed to think clearly and act fast. "Sophia, you gotta keep it together," she whispered to herself, taking a deep breath. She glanced around, assessing the situation. Her mind raced, and a decision formed. She needed information, and Kyle, with his mysterious connections, might hold the key. Swiftly, Sophia pulled out her phone and dialed Kyle's number. To her surprise, a robotic voice replied, "The number you've dialed is not in service. Please check the number and try again." Dread crept in, b