All Chapters of Divorce To Marry A CEO : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

The drive back was quiet, but his mind was still filled with the thoughts of his uncle Gerald and what he was probably planning. Gerald’s reach was far wider than he had expected. Every move he made seemed well articulated, especially with the mysterious man who even his team couldn't trace. But this fueled Alexander's determination to stop him.When he arrived home, the house was eerily quiet. He expected to find Sophia asleep in her room, but as he made his way up to his bedroom, he was surprised to find her waiting for him, sitting on the edge of his bed.“Hey, why are you not asleep?” he asked softly, his voice filled with a mixture of amusement and affection.Sophia smiled, her eyes lighting up the moment she saw him. “I wanted to wait for you.”He paused a little, touched by her words as he felt some warmth spread through him. No matter how chaotic his life was, Sophia was always there. She was his constant, grounding him in ways he couldn’t

“Amelia!” Sophia gasped, tossing a pillow at her friend with a playful frown.Amelia laughed, ducking to avoid the pillow. “What? So you’re not going to spill the beans?”She teased her yearning for more juicy gossip and Sophia couldn't believe her friend. The atmosphere was filled with their laughter and chatting as they finally sat down with breakfast, even though it was already past 2 pm. After catching up on the usual gossip and updates, the mood shifted. Sophia leaned back against the couch, the weight of recent events pressing down on her.She began to tell Amelia everything that had happened over the past few days. She told her about the kidnapping, the tension with Gerald, and the constant feeling of danger lurking around the corner.Amelia listened intently, her face a mix of disbelief, worry, and sympathy. “I can’t believe all of this is happening. Marrying into a wealthy family sounded like a dream come true, with wealth, luxu

David led Sophia to the corner of the living room, eager to show off his gaming skills. Alexander watched from the side, a smirk on his face.David handed her the controller. “Get ready to lose,” he said, already confident.But as soon as the game started, Sophia moved quickly, catching him off guard. She played smart, and before long, she was winning.David blinked. “Wait… what? You’re really good at this.”Sophia didn’t look up, focused on the screen. “Told you I could handle it.”In the end, Sophia won. David sat back, shocked. “I can’t believe you beat me.”Alexander looked at him with a smirk as if saying. “Never underestimate my wife.”David stood up, rubbing his head, not wanting to give up yet. “Alright, you’re cool and I admit defeat. But we must have a rematch soon.”Sophia smiled. “Anytime.”He was more curious now. “How long have you been gaming?”Sophia shrugged. “I used to play a

Alexander met her eyes and smiled, trying to assure her."Yeah, everything's fine." He said, though his thoughts were already distorted.The night had just begun, and he had a feeling it was going to be far more complicated than he’d anticipated.Sophia, still holding his hand, saw the woman sitting in a corner. She didn’t know all the history, but it was clear she wasn’t just another friend. As soon as Alexander’s grip on her hand tightened, she knew this wasn’t going to be a pleasant reunion.The woman watched them closely, without bothering to hide her attention. She set her wine glass down with a soft clink, stood up, and walked toward Alexander.Her expression was calm, but her eyes were fixed only on him.“Alexander,” she said, using his full name. Her voice was polite but edged with something else. “It’s been a while.” Alexander's jaw tightened, and his smile vanished. “Miss Jason,” he said, the words coming out colde

Alexander immediately pulled over, concern etched on his face. "Sophia, what’s wrong?" She opened the door without hesitation. "I just remembered I have other errands to run." "Honey, come on," Alexander said, stepping out of the car. "Let’s talk about this." She turned to him, her voice sharp and unwavering. "There’s nothing to talk about. I’ll see you later." Before he could respond, she added, "And don’t follow me." Jessica leaned her head out of the window, her expression smug and amused, but Sophia didn’t spare her a glance. She walked away with her head held high, disappearing into the night. Alexander froze, torn between stopping her and respecting her wishes. He watched as she stormed off, frustration building up in his gut. He wanted to run after her, to fix everything, even if it meant kicking Jessica out. But he knew she was very angry right now. Chasing after her would com