A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 49:

Hearing Anthony’s words, Kristopher’s brow furrowed, and he instinctively glanced toward Cathy.

Tears streamed down Cathy’s face, her complexion as pale as the wall behind her.

Feeling his gaze, Cathy bit her lip and looked at Kristopher with deep sorrow, her voice trembling. “This is all my fault… It’s all because of me. I never should’ve come back from overseas… Had I known my return would cause such chaos in Kristopher and Belinda’s marriage, I would’ve rather stayed abroad, even at the cost of my own life…” Her tears grew more intense as she continued, “Anthony, there’s no need to push Belinda and Kristopher toward a divorce. Since I’m the cause of all this, I’ll leave instead.”

With those words, she dabbed at her tears and made her way toward the door. “I’m going back now. I’ll book a flight to Avaloria and continue my treatment there…”

“Cathy!”

you thinking? Remember three years ago? After my brother was incapacitated, you left for three months to seek new treatments for him overseas. Yet, before you could return, he married that curse of a woman. And you, choosing not to disrupt their marriage, stayed away for three years, sacrificing your health until illness forced you back home. Now, are you really considering leaving again because of her?” Her voice trembled with emotion as she continued, “Your parents already endured the

can be terrifying. You’ve endured her for three years, yet she remains discontent. If she

now? Three years ago, Miss Miller flew

Belinda a frosty glare. “Unlike others who exploited my brother’s inability to speak or move to secure a marriage with him. Without

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shot a piercing look at Cathy, who was partially shielded by Maggie. “I’m curious, Miss Miller. When you traveled overseas to find this new medicine, which of Kristopher’s medical records did you take with you? How much physiological data did you collect,

a sense of authority. “Three years ago, while Kristopher lay unresponsive, I was his primary caretaker. His medical records were kept by

drained of color. “I

didn’t take anything, did you?” Belinda cut her off, her

bring any documents with me when I went to inquire, but… I did help Kristopher