All Chapters of Head Over Heels For His Billionaire Ex-wife : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

ROSY Evan was taken aback by Daisy's bold outburst. He waved his hands at her, his questioning eyes fixed on me. “Who is she?" " She is…” I trailed, doubting if telling Evan would be safe. Should I tell him? I promised Caroline that I wouldn't let anyone know about Daisy's existence. No one knows that Caroline had a child aside from me. She trusted me more than she trusted her sisters and mother, even though my family members didn't like me because of my introversion, they always trusted me with their secrets. “I adopted her," I replied and Evan's eyebrows curved up in surprise. “Adopt?" He scoffed and cast an intimidating glance at Daisy. “What do you mean that you adopted her? We never talked about getting a child, you've never mentioned anything concerning a baby. How can you bring back an orphan home and claim you want her to be your daughter," he snapped. Anger built up in my head as my glare hardened. “She's not an orphan! Watch what you say!" I snapped angrily and E

ROSY “Are you okay?” Casper whispered beside me and I nodded, inhaling deeply. “I have to do this,” I muttered. We were behind the stage, getting reading for the interview. “Are you ready for the questions that will be thrown at you?” He asked and I nodded. “I’m ready for anything,” I grumbled in reply and applied a lip gloss on my parched lips. “I applied some moisturizer some moments ago,” the make-up artist said, glancing at my lips. “It got parched again,” I replied and she sighed. Everyone in the room knew how nervous I was, I was extremely nervous that after such a long stretch of years, I’d get to talk about Sherry to the public again. I hope I don’t fidget so much for people to notice, I hope the cat won’t get my tongue when I get out there. “It’s time,” someone announced. Casper nodded me ahead and the make-up artist grinned to add some light to my heart. No, I don’t need much light in my heart, it will only soften what should be hardened. I inhaled and

ROSY As my head hit his hard chest, I let out a sigh of relief, holding him tightly so he wouldn’t let go. “Help me, save me,” that was all I muttered. He stood still, neither pushing me away nor assuring me that he would help me. I raised my head and stared into those blue eyes that had been crossing my path lately. “Why do you look familiar?” I muttered, hoping within me that he wouldn’t turn out to be who I suspected him to be. But that mischievous smirk proved me wrong. I let go of him and stepped back, glaring at him in disbelief. “Caleb?” I scoffed. “Do you need help?” his eyes twinkled as he asked. He looked across my shoulder and huffed when he saw that man staggering closer to me, I mean, us. I guessed the man stopped to study the person I ran to, and now, he has continued his mission of getting me. “He wants to kill me, you have to save me,” I snapped when I noticed how relaxed Caleb was as he watched the man. “Shouldn’t you be pleading?” he mumbled.

CALEB The look on my mom’s face was horrifying. Katherine’s ear-piercing scream echoed in the room, and everyone pressed their fingers on their ears. She threw her bag away and rushed towards us, then yanked Rosy off my body; Rosy tumbled to the ground, wincing in a low tone. “Don’t hurt my Mommy!” Daisy screamed and sank her little sharp teeth into Katherine’s arm. Katherine growled and slapped Daisy’s head away. Anger shot through me, and Rosy snapped up; she spun Katherine around and then landed an agonizing slap on her face. Katherine staggered back and began to fall into my bed, I moved the bed away and watched her body hit the ground. Daisy burst out laughing, and my mom gasped as she rushed towards Katherine, who was sprawled out on the floor, wincing loudly. She helped her up to her feet and swerved her head towards Rosy with a scowl laced across her face. “Haven’t I warned you to stay away from my son? And you dare hurt my daughter-in-law?” my mom sneered

ROSY The longer I stared at the lines, the more my blood froze. The words began to look vague in my eyes, I couldn’t read or interpret the meaning of the words anymore. It felt like I was in one of those horrifying dreams; the reality suddenly felt like a lucid dream. “Am I dreaming?” I gasped out before I could stop myself. “It is not a dream, ma’am Rosy, you’re completely awake,” Theresa fired me with disappointment. The tablet fell from my pale hand as I rubbed my forehead, which had begun to burn up. “Ma’am, will you need a cup of coffee?” Casper’s annoying voice made me snap my angry eyes at him. “Coffee? You want me to drink coffee in this situation?” I growled, banging my fist on the desk. Casper jumped back, shivering slightly. “Pardon me, ma’am,” he muttered an apology. “Summon the board of directors immediately, we need to get to the root of this before our stock prices crash,” I ordered Casper to get him out of sight. He nodded and bounded out of the of