All Chapters of RISING EX WIFE : Love Me Again Mrs Graves: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

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Chapter 81

Chapter 81 Eva’s Point of ViewThe tension between Sara and me was palpable, a tightrope stretched dangerously thin. I could feel the weight of her venomous gaze, her words still echoing in my mind like sharp claws scraping against a chalkboard. The crowd around us had thinned, most guests returning to their seats or retreating to quieter corners, but Sara had stayed, desperate to get the last word.Her sneer deepened, her lips curling into a twisted smile as she crossed her arms. “What’s the matter, Eva? Cat got your tongue?” she hissed, her tone loud enough to draw lingering stares from nearby tables. “You think this little show of yours means something? You’re nothing compared to me.”I stood still, letting her words hang in the air for a moment. My calm seemed to enrage her further, her nostrils flaring as she stepped closer.“You’ve always been desperate,” she sneered, her tone dripping with disdain. “A pathetic little girl playing dress-up, trying to act like you’re one of us.
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Chapter 82

Chapter 82Sara's Point of ViewThe morning sun filtered through the sheer curtains, but its warmth did nothing to soothe the cold dread pooling in my chest. My phone buzzed incessantly on the bedside table, the vibration rattling against the wood like an unrelenting alarm. Groaning, I grabbed it, swiping across the screen to silence the noise.My breath caught the moment I saw the notification. "Sara Brown’s secret exposed! Scandal rocks the movie industry!" I frowned, the headline glaring back at me like a taunt. Hesitation gripped me, but curiosity won.Clicking the link, I stared in disbelief as the article loaded. There it was a damning photo of me and Eric Franklin, the married director of Where Love Shines. The image showed us entering a hotel together late at night, his hand lightly brushing against the small of my back.The caption beneath the photo hit harder than any slap ever could:"Sara Brown, lead star of Where Love Shines, lands her role through a romantic affair with
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Chapter 83

Chapter 83Sara’s Point of ViewThe room felt suffocating, as if the walls were conspiring to crush me under their silent judgment. The once vibrant posters of my movies lining the walls now seemed to mock me. My achievements, my success all of it felt tainted.I sat on the edge of the bed, my knees drawn to my chest, staring blankly at the shattered pieces of my life reflected in the glossy magazine covers scattered across the floor. Each headline screamed my shame louder than the last."Sara Brown: A Career Built on Scandal.""From Star to Pariah: The Downfall of Sara Brown.""Hollywood's New Villain."The weight of their words pressed down on my chest, making it hard to breathe. My throat felt raw from crying, and my eyes burned, but the tears had long dried up. All that was left was an empty hollowness.I heard a soft knock on the door. My mother’s voice was cautious, almost timid.“Sara?”I clenched my fists, ignoring her.The door creaked open slightly. “I brought you some tea,”
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Chapter 84

Chapter 84Max’s Point of ViewThe morning sunlight streamed through the tall windows of my office, filling the room with a soft, golden glow. My desk was neatly organized, but the cup of coffee sitting beside me remained untouched, the steam long gone. I hadn't even noticed how cold it had become. My focus was locked on the tablet in my hands, my fingers gripping it tightly as I scrolled through the screen.I reread the headline again, my stomach sinking. The words felt like a slap across my face, each one sharper than the last. I couldn’t believe it. How had it come to this? My hands trembled slightly as I clicked on the article, my heart pounding in my chest.Leaning back in my chair, I tried to steady myself, but the article’s contents were even worse than the headline. They had gone too far this time, dragging her name through the mud without a second thought. My jaw tightened as I skimmed the paragraphs, each one filled with assumptions and lies. How could they write something l
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Chapter 85

Chapter 85: Max’s Point of ViewThe drive to Sara’s parents’ house felt like it took forever. Every minute that passed added to the weight pressing down on my chest. The streets of the city blurred past as I stared out the window, my mind spinning with nothing but Sara. She didn’t deserve this none of it. The cruelty of the articles, the lies they were telling about her… It made my blood boil.I hadn’t been able to get the words “Hollywood’s New Villain” out of my mind since I first saw the headline. I could feel the venom in those words, each one meant to tear her apart. And all I could do was sit there helplessly, watching it unfold from my office like a bystander. It was maddening.When we finally arrived, I barely registered the driver’s words as he opened the door for me. My feet moved on their own, carrying me up the stone steps of the house. The large, stately home was as impressive as ever, but it felt cold now. Like a shell of its former warmth.I knocked on the door, my hea
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Chapter 86

Chapter 86 Sara's Point of ViewThe tension in the room was suffocating. I sat on the couch, staring at Max, my hands trembling slightly, though I refused to let him see my weakness. I had poured my heart out to him, and now the silence stretched uncomfortably as I waited for him to say something anything.My mother, ever the master of timing, placed her hand on my shoulder and leaned forward, her voice soft but edged with an anger I knew all too well. “Maximilian,” she began, her tone calculated, “don’t you see what’s happening here? Everything was fine until Eva came back into our lives.”I stiffened at her words, but I didn’t interrupt. Let her build the foundation. Let her remind Max of the havoc Eva always brought with her presence.Mom's voice gained momentum, taking on a pleading quality as she turned to him. “Think about it, Max. Think about how your life has been since she returned. It’s not a coincidence. She came back and brought chaos with her, just like she always does.”
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Chapter 87

Chapter 87 Sara’s Point of ViewThe room was heavy with a silence that bordered on suffocating. The air felt stagnant, a mixture of anger and frustration that seemed to press down on me like an invisible weight. I sat on the edge of the couch, my nails digging into my palms as I tried to process the whirlwind of emotions swirling inside me.Max had walked out not too long ago, leaving my mother and me with the faintest hint of hope that we had planted the seeds of doubt in his mind. Yet, his hesitation still stung. He should have believed us outright trusted us. But no, he had to think it over, and that was unacceptable.“This isn’t over,” my mother muttered, her tone sharp as she paced in front of me. “Maximilian is just being stubborn. He’ll come around. He has to.”I nodded stiffly, though my mind was elsewhere. My chest burned with a mix of fury and humiliation. That woman Eva always had a way of turning people against me. Why couldn’t Max see it? Why couldn’t anyone see it?Befo
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Chapter 88

Chapter 88Chapter 88: Eva’s Point of ViewThe restaurant buzzed with the low hum of conversations and the clinking of glasses. But at our secluded table in the corner, the energy was electric. The tension that had followed me for weeks, the weight of humiliation and betrayal, was finally lifting. Tonight, I allowed myself to smile, genuinely and without restraint.Sally raised her glass of wine, her eyes twinkling with mischief. “To poetic justice,” she declared, her voice filled with satisfaction. “Sara’s finally getting what she deserves.”“To justice,” I echoed, clinking my glass against hers.The warm glow of the restaurant’s dim lighting reflected off the delicate crystal. For once, the bitterness in my chest had dulled, replaced by a sense of vindication. I glanced at my phone lying on the table. The notifications kept pouring in messages, articles, social media posts all documenting Sara’s public downfall.“She brought it on herself,” Sally said, leaning back in her chair with
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Chapter 89

Chapter 89Max’s Point of ViewThe elevator doors slid open with a soft chime, and I stepped into the sleek, glass-walled office floor. My chest felt tight, each step echoing with purpose. The opulence of the surroundings, with its polished floors and abstract art lining the walls, didn’t faze me. My focus was singular: Eva.The assistant at the front desk barely looked up from her computer as I approached. “Mr. Grave,” she said in a professional tone, her hands still busy typing, “Mrs. Brown is in a meeting. She’s not available to see anyone right now.”I clenched my jaw. The cold dismissal felt like a slap. “I’m not just anyone. Let her know I’m here.”“I’m afraid that’s not possible, sir.”Her calm demeanor only fueled my frustration. I leaned on the desk, narrowing my eyes. “You do realize who you’re talking to, don’t you?” My voice was low, sharp, and dangerous.She finally looked up, her expression unflinching. “Mrs. Brown left strict instructions not to be disturbed unless it’s
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Chapter 90

Chapter 90Max’s Point of ViewThe silence stretched between us, thick and suffocating. I stared at Eva, waiting for an answer that I wasn’t sure I wanted to hear. She didn’t flinch, her composure an infuriating mask of calmness that only added to the storm brewing inside me.“Are you the one behind everything happening to Sara?” I asked again, my voice sharper this time, almost daring her to admit it.Eva raised an eyebrow, her lips curling into a smirk that sent my blood boiling. She crossed her arms, tilting her head to the side as if weighing her words. Finally, she stepped closer, her heels clicking against the tiled floor, the sound echoing in the tense office space.“What if I was?” she asked, her voice soft but laced with venom. Her question wasn’t an answer; it was a challenge, a deliberate provocation. “What would you do, Max? Punish me? Defend your precious Sara like you always do?”Her words were like a slap, stoking the fire in my chest. “Eva,” I growled, taking a step cl
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