All Chapters of Head Over Heels For His Billionaire Ex-wife : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

ROSY His eyelids shook severally as he mused at me. “What did you say?” He muttered. “If you’re tired of being with me then you can go back to Cuba and get another job or perhaps…” I trailed, not wanting the say the last part. “Perhaps?” Evan chuckled. “You want to get rid of me now that you’ve made it?” He asked. I remained silent, my eyes fixed coldly on the closed door. “I get it, I get it,” he muttered, nodding his head. “Let’s end the relationship if that’ll make you happy,” Evan said and I remained mute. The room was flooded with silence as we lived in the world of our thoughts. I knew his eyes were intently fixed on my blank face all the while, expecting a reaction from me. When he realized that I wasn’t ready to talk, he spun around and left the room. The slamming of the door made me sigh in relief. I slipped into the bed and buried my body under the quilt, soaking my teary face into the pillow. I don’t know what has happened to me but I’m sure something

ROSY We were strolling under the sun, squabbling over going home to take a nap after lunch. “No, let’s go shopping. Your first appearance in the company should be memorable!” Veronica screamed in my face. I shook my head tiredly, sticking to the option of going home for a nap. The hot sun was burning out my scalp too, I don’t think I will endure another moment under that blazing sun. “Forget it, sweetie, the sun will hit the hay soon, it’s past 4 pm. You don’t have to worry about the heat,” she rasped and breathed out heavily, constantly wiping off the perspiration that dripped from her face. “Look who’s talking, you’re sweating like crazy,” I mocked. “But I’m still under the sun, put your ass together and shuffle up to the accessory store let’s get some boss lady dresses for a princess,” she gibbered. I wondered if she often memorized her words in her head before spilling them out. “Boss lady dresses for a princess?” I mimicked her absurd words. “You’ll never g

ROSY All heads were bowed low when I entered the building of Connor Group. The clicking of my stiletto heels on the marble floor was the only sound heard in the entire large hall. The aura of confidence surrounding me was enough to make everyone succumb to my rule. I stopped walking, staring coldly at everyone. “Welcome, Miss Rosy,” the manager stepped forward and bowed. I nodded and stared at the heads that had been raised. “Thank you, everyone, I look forward to working with you to achieve the best in this country. I will not condone any form of negative behavior towards work, all hands should be on the deck as we continue to remain the best my father left behind,” I replied and they agreed unanimously. The manager beckoned for me to follow him which I did without hesitation. I smiled secretly at my new achievement, as we walked closer to the elevator, I caught a reflection of myself in a glassy wall, I was putting on a chic tailored blazer over a crisp sleeveless blouse

CALEB I watched Casper keenly, waiting for him to start an understandable explanation. But the man seemed relaxed and unbothered with the pair of sharp threatening eyes fixed on his face. He leaned into the chair, playing cheese with Kim and popping grapes into his mouth. “You’re keeping me waiting!” I groused, breaking the silence and starting a conversation I never intended to. Casper looked up from the board of cheese and curved his brows, feigning ignorance. I scoffed and tightened up my face in a deep frown. “Why did you apply for a job at Connor Group?” I cleared the air. Casper cackled a nervous laugh and put up a serious face. “And what’s wrong with that?” he replied. “You’re doing this to get Rosy, aren’t you?” I snapped venomously. Kim chuckled lightly, enjoying the drama playing out before him. “What if I am, are you going to kill me? She’s your ex-wife for God’s sake!” Casper bellowed, throwing up his hands in despair. “She doesn’t deserve to

CALEB “What?” I spat out, spinning around in dismay. My mom shrugged and Juliet maintained a straight face. “You’ll do whatever I want, right?” She muttered and I scoffed. “Not Kaitlyn!” I seethed. “You know how much that lady disgusts me.” “Disgust?” Juliet stifled a laugh and Mom shot her a glare that kept her quiet again. “Kaitlyn is the perfect lady that can make you happy, she has been there for you, patiently waiting for your love,” my mom tried to make me reason, but I didn’t want to get caught in her web again. I can agree to avoid Rosy forever, but I can’t marry Kaitlyn. “I never asked her to wait!” I snapped. “She’s a nice girl.” “That was what you said about Rosy too,” I admonished, crashing down her defense. “No…no…that wasn’t what I meant, I thought Rosy was a good girl, besides she was just some random friend that came around frequently to see you secretly. I never imagined Rosy marrying you, I was…I was…they are different things, okay,” she stuttered