All Chapters of Billionaire Ex-Wife’s Revenge: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Avery “Fuck!” I muttered under my breath. I couldn't believe Sasha saw me. The shock still lingered, my mind replaying the moment our eyes met. My heart was racing, my palms slick with sweat, and my grip on my purse became tight as the driver pulled up to Nathaniel's mansion, I hadn’t expected this encounter, it wasn’t part of what I had in mind at all. The imposing gates swung open, and the security guard nodded in recognition, his expression professional while mine remained neutral. "Good evening, Miss Avery," he said, his voice firm but polite. I forced a smile, still trying to shake off the tension. "Good evening. Is Mr. Hart in the building?” I asked with a kind smile on my face. “Yes,” he replied. The guard's eyes scanned the surrounding area before returning to me. "You're clear to enter ma’am, he asked us to let you in as soon as you arrive. “ “Thank you,” I nodded, my driver accelerating into the winding driveway. The mansion's facade came into view, its eleg

AveryI stood before the mirror, my gaze locked on my reflection. A sly smile spread across my face as I slowly dressed, each movement deliberated. The black dress hugged my curves, its darkness a reflection of my intentions. What a sad day it’s going to be for the Montgomerys and all I can do is help them mourn, I chuckled a bit never knowing I could have such an intention towards the people I once called family. "I've waited for this moment for so long," I whispered to myself, my voice barely audible. The hatred I'd harbored for the Montgomerys simmered all over me. I adjusted the hat, ensuring it covered more than half my face. Anonymity was key tonight. I couldn't risk being recognized, since I haven’t cleared my case with the police, I might end up in prison instead of them if I am found. My thoughts swirled just as I swirled the glass of wine in my hand. The Montgomerys had destroyed me, left me for dead. But I'd risen, stronger and more determined. Tonight, I'd watch them

Nathaniel I watched intently as the prosecutors took the stage to question the Montgomerys. Finally, justice will be served. I was glad that everything was working perfectly just the way we had planned it, I tilted my head to search for Avery, I wanted to see the reaction on her face but I watched as she walked out of the hall, I wanted to go after her, perhaps everything was too much for her. I halted after taking my first step, I shouldn’t disturb her and she wouldn’t like us being in an open place together, she wouldn’t want anyone to see us together, so I tore my eyes from the door and focused on the victory dancing in front of me. But before the prosecutors could go any further, a sudden gunshot echoed through the hall. The crowd erupted into chaos, I was begging shocked. I hadn’t expected a sudden gunshot out of nowhere. I was suddenly scared hoping no one was going to hurt Avery. I need to find her! I need to take her out of this messy place. "Avery!" I yelled, frantically

Avery I glared at Nathaniel, my heart racing with frustration. His gaze was on me and he refused to look away, not a lovely gaze… a hard try-me kind of gaze, his voice was firm and obviously leaving no room for argument. I opened my mouth to talk but each time I ended up closing it right back. "You can't do this," I protested, trying to keep my voice steady, but my anger and desperation seeped through. "I won't be trapped here. You have no right to tell me where and where not to stay Nathaniel! Don’t cross your boundaries!” Nathaniel's expression remained unyielding, his eyes flashed as his jaw hardened and he moved a bit closer, his breath fanning my face and my breath hitched, we were just a few inches away from our lips touching."I can," he said calmly, his deep voice sending shivers down my spine. "And I will. You're not leaving my sight, Avery. Not now, not ever. I have the right to make a decision too the moment you decided to involve me in this, so you got to sit back and l

NathanielI stood by Avery's bedside, watching her peaceful slumber. Her chest rose and fell with each gentle breath, a soothing sight that calmed my racing thoughts. How could anyone think about hurting someone like her? She is a calm person and never causes trouble, how could hatred bore into someone's heart so deep that they could think about hurting her? The more I watched her the more the feeling of protecting her grew rapidly in me, I need to make sure she is fine, I need to make the world a much better place for her to live. Her sudden stir halted my thoughts and I glanced at her once more. "Make sure she wants for nothing," I instructed the maids, stationed outside her room. "If she needs anything, don't hesitate to inform me.""Yes, sir," they chimed in unison.I turned to Dr. Lee, who had been attending to Avery's injuries. "Keep a close eye on her. I want daily reports on her progress.""Of course, Mr. Nathaniel," Dr. Lee replied. "I'll also conduct a thorough examination