All Chapters of Rejected Ex-Wife Returns As A CEO: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Chapter Seventy-Two: The Counterstrike Aaron’s SUV sped through the empty streets just outside the city. They were heading toward one of Marcus Renaud’s hidden strongholds—a warehouse rumored to store his illegal shipments and critical documents. This wasn’t just an offensive strike. This was a message: Marcus was no longer untouchable.Inside the vehicle, tension simmered. Aaron sat in the passenger seat, his gaze dark and focused. Sofia sat behind him, her nerves steady but alert. Lucas drove with precision, his phone on speaker as one of their operatives gave an update. “The warehouse is lightly guarded for now,” the voice reported. “We’ve spotted a handful of Marcus’s men patrolling the perimeter. But something feels off—like they’re expecting a distraction.” “Let them expect it,” Aaron said coldly. “We’re not here for subtlety.” Lucas grinned briefly. “That’s what I was hoping to hear.” Sofia leaned forward. “If they know we’re coming, they could be baiting us into a tr

Chapter Seventy-Four: The Game Shifts Marcus’s men stormed through the city, spreading like shadows in the night. They interrogated contacts, bribed officials, and sent out encrypted orders to tighten the net around Aaron and Sofia. But despite their efforts, they kept coming up empty. Inside his office, Marcus seethed as another one of his lieutenants reported failure. "We haven’t located the children or Sofia. Kingston’s security is airtight," the man explained hesitantly, flinching under Marcus’s glare. Marcus slammed his fist on the desk, sending a glass shattering to the floor. "Find them!" he barked. "I don’t care how much it costs or how many bodies it takes. You bring them to me!" He paced the room, his mind racing. Aaron was outmaneuvering him at every turn. The documents they had stolen had already begun to shake his business empire. Several high-profile allies had distanced themselves, afraid of being dragged into the scandal. Marcus clenched his jaw. He neede

Chapter Seventy-Six: Rekindled Flames The air on the balcony was warm and calm, with the gentle glow of the city lights casting a soft glow on Sofia's face. Aaron couldn’t tear his eyes away from her. She looked breathtaking, the tension and fear of the last few days finally gone. In its place was a quiet strength, one that had always drawn him to her. Sofia turned, meeting his gaze. She felt his intensity, the fire in his eyes stirring something deep within her. Her heart fluttered. It had been a long time since someone had looked at her that way—with desire, admiration, and unspoken promises. "You’re staring," she said softly, a faint smile curving her lips. "I can’t help it," he admitted, stepping closer. He brushed a strand of hair from her face, his fingertips lingering on her skin. "You’re beautiful." Heat bloomed in her cheeks, and she felt her resolve weakening. Every barrier she had built between them seemed to crumble with his touch. She had tried to deny how much

Chapter Seventy-Eight: Night of Endless Passion The warm night breeze flowed gently into Sofia’s bedroom through the half-open balcony doors. The curtains danced softly as moonlight poured over the bed, illuminating her and Aaron's bodies entwined in the heat of desire. The air between them crackled with tension as they lay side by side, both lost in each other’s gaze. Aaron ran his fingertips along her bare arm, sending shivers cascading across her skin. His eyes were dark with longing, and his voice came out low, a deep vibration in the air around them. “You’re so beautiful,” he whispered, his thumb brushing across her cheek and down to her lips. Sofia's lips parted slightly, her breathing uneven. “I’ve missed this… I’ve missed *you*,” she replied, her voice barely above a whisper. Aaron shifted closer, the heat of his body warming her completely. Slowly, his lips met hers, the kiss starting slow and deep. He savored every second, tasting her like a man who had been starve

Chapter Eighty: The Future BeginsThe sun rose softly over the horizon, casting a warm golden glow through the windows of Aaron’s penthouse. The previous night had been like a dream—filled with love, laughter, and promises of forever. Sofia lay in bed, her hand resting on Aaron’s chest, the engagement ring sparkling on her finger as the light hit it. She couldn’t stop looking at it, unable to fully believe how much her life had changed.Aaron stirred beside her, his arm tightening around her waist as he slowly woke. His deep, sleepy voice sent a pleasant shiver down her spine.“Good morning, fiancée,” he murmured, his lips brushing her temple.Sofia chuckled softly, her heart swelling at the word. “Good morning, fiancé. That’s going to take some getting used to.”He smiled, tilting her face up to meet his gaze. “You better get used to it. I don’t plan on letting you go ever again.”“Good,” she whispered, pressing a kiss to his lips. “Because I’m not going anywhere.”They lay there in