All Chapters of He Divorced Me, Now I Want His Mistress’s Billionaire Ex: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

🌸Eden🌸I recalled his words that night.It wasn’t something I expected, not after how sweet he had been to me recently, especially after being so distant for so long.“I’m sorry, but this is what needs to be done,” he said, his voice calm, almost emotionless. “I’m in love with Nalani. I shouldn’t have married you. Her father ….he’s the most influential man In the country currently. He can take me places—make me the man I want to be. It was a mistake.”A mistake.Five years of my life. Five years of loving him, sacrificing for him, believing in him—it was all a mistake?The words cut deeper than any knife ever could.I met Liam Monroe in the most unexpected way. I was rushing across the street near my culinary school, my arms full of books and dreams, when his sleek black car screeched to a stop, just inches from me. The sound of the tires and my sharp gasp marked the beginning of everything.Liam stepped out of the car, looking both apologetic and in control. He was young, handsom

🌸Eden🌸“Did my husband tell you I’m carrying his child too?”Nalani froze, her confident expression faltering for just a second. I could tell she hadn’t expected that. It was clear—Liam hadn’t told her about the baby.She quickly recovered, though, and reached into her bag, pulling out another check. “You can choose to keep the baby, or get rid of it,” she said coolly, holding the check up for me to see. “But trust me… you won’t come between Liam and me.”I turned my gaze to Liam, who sat there, speechless, not a word escaping his lips. He looked like an obedient puppy, unwilling to step into the chaos he’d created….“Liam,” I said, my voice trembling with hurt, “she wants me to get rid of our baby—the baby we’ve always wanted.” Tears welled up in my eyes, streaming down my face as the weight of everything hit me all at once. “I’m done with this humiliation. I’m done with you.”With shaking hands, I pulled the divorce papers from my purse, signing them with the flick of a pen. My he

🌸Eden🌸It was funny, in a strange, twisted way. Finn and I had something in common—our exes were getting married. But I didn’t dwell on that thought for long. Instead, I focused on what I could do now. Finn had done so much for me, and though I couldn’t repay him fully, I wanted to at least do something small.Cooking. That’s what I could do.After some thought, I decided on Philly cheesesteak. It wasn’t anything fancy, but it was hearty, and I could put my heart into making it. The kitchen became my escape as I chopped, grilled, and layered everything carefully. When Finn came back, his expression shifted when he saw the table set and the food waiting for him.“You cooked?” he asked, raising an eyebrow.I nodded, wiping my hands on a dish towel. “It’s nothing much. I just thought you might like something warm.”A smile tugged at his lips, softening the sharpness of his features. “Thanks, Eden. It looks great.”I watched him take the first bite, his face unreadable at first. Then he

🌸Liam🌸Liam's thoughts raced. The call earlier wouldn’t leave his mind. A man had answered Eden’s phone. A man. He clenched his fists, trying to push the anger away. Who was he? He couldn’t believe Eden had already moved on, and with someone else. Just days after their divorce.He shook his head, a bitter smile forming on his lips. “So much for grieving,” he muttered under his breath.Nalani had insisted they move into her house, calling his old place too small. He hadn’t argued. It wasn’t like he had fond memories of it. That house reminded him of a past he wanted to forget—a past with Eden. She had been a mistake to him. A secret mistake, at least. Nobody important ever knew they were married.And now, seeing her with someone else, hearing another man answer her phone, it all felt… wrong. Not because he cared, of course. To him, he was better off without her. But still, something about it didn’t sit right.Eden, with another man? Already? He scoffed at the thought. “I guess people

🌸Eden🌸He whispered in my ear, “They’re watching. Let’s give them a show.”Finn wasn’t just playing around; he was enjoying this. He held my waist, guiding me through the crowd. As we walked, everyone seemed to move aside, and the cameras started flashing. It felt like we were the only two people in the room.I wanted to pull away, tell him to stop, but I didn’t. I just followed him, feeling the weight of the attention on us. I had no idea what I just did, walking up to him like that, trashing my shy personality. As we reached the exit, the noise of the cameras got louder. My heart raced, but Finn didn’t seem bothered. He was in control. We were the center of attention now.“Finn, this is too much,” I whispered, hoping he’d stop.He smiled, that same confident smile. “Don’t worry,” he said, as if everything was exactly as he planned.He led me to the car, and I got in without another word. The doors closed behind us, and we drove off, leaving the crowd behind. Through the window, I