A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 50:

Kristopher’s brow furrowed as he noticed Cathy’s troubled expression, prompting him to defend her. “Even if Cathy hasn’t helped me find new medication, it’s none of your business.”

Belinda smirked. “Unless you divorce me, your matters will most certainly be my concern, since I’m still your wife.”

She marched toward the door, adding, “It’s still not too late. Let’s head to court right now.”

Kristopher stood frozen, watching her slim figure retreat. His expression deepened into a frown. He couldn’t pinpoint exactly when it had started, but now it seemed that every conversation with her spiraled into discussions of divorce.

It felt as if staying married to him had become unbearable torture for her. Could she truly despise him so deeply?

“Kristopher.”

His gaze snapped to Cathy, who stood by, her lips pressed tightly together as she tentatively reached for his arm. “You and Belinda… please, resolve this soon.”

Cathy’s voice was soft, laced with urgency—a hint of it catching Belinda’s attention as she turned sharply. “Aren’t you coming along?”

Annoyed by the ongoing drama, Anthony waved dismissively. “Just divorce her already and let Belinda go.”

But Kristopher’s frown deepened, his feet rooted to the spot. “I’m not divorcing you.”

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cheated on Belinda, and now you

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Belinda’s demand for a divorce stems from her

gaze toward Belinda. “I can’t allow Cathy to be tarnished with

words took

She had pondered over his reluctance—perhaps he was simply accustomed to her presence and loathed the thought of parting ways. Or

didn’t want the world to view Cathy as a homewrecker, which explained his

table, let out a derisive laugh. “Oh, so now you’re worried about Miss Miller being branded a homewrecker?” He shook his head. “If you were truly concerned, you wouldn’t have flaunted your affair by picking her up from the airport and parading her around on shopping sprees. You ignored the repercussions then, but now, with Belinda seeking

though

that way,” Cathy began hesitantly, her voice laced with caution. She bit her lip nervously, pulling a piece of paper from her pocket and handing it to Anthony. “This is the divorce agreement Belinda

“Cathy.”

sharply, his pupils shrinking in dismay. “Why do you have

He, along with a few staff members, had searched extensively, but to no avail.

was,

reason for holding

her gaze averted as she nervously fiddled with the edge of the paper. “I noticed Belinda had already signed it. I was worried it might fall into the wrong hands,

he glanced over the divorce papers. “You clearly

gaze. “Would you prefer to revise this yourself, or do

eyes caused a knot to form in Belinda’s throat. “I’ll handle it