A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 109:

Cathy turned to Belinda in confusion and raised an eyebrow. “Your cat?”

“Yes,” Belinda nodded. “The cat that I included in the divorce agreement.”

She was already walking past Cathy, heading into the villa to call out for Fluffy.

Along the way, Belinda accidentally brushed shoulders with Cathy.

The contact was very light, barely worth noticing, yet Cathy acted as if Belinda had bodily rammed into her. She clutched her shoulder and took a few steps back, her eyes welling up with tears. “What are you doing, Miss Nelson?”

Belinda gave her one cold glance before continuing with her search. The first thing she noticed when she entered the living room was how the layout and interior decor had been changed.

The center wall, where Belinda and Kristopher’s wedding photo had once hung, now displayed Cathy’s portrait. The overall palette of the fixtures had also shifted from vintage brown to Cathy’s favorite pink. The place no longer contained any traces of Belinda having ever lived there, a testament to Kristopher’s limitless indulgence of Cathy.

less within Belinda’s expectations. Even so, seeing the villa she once called home change so drastically in just half a month brought her a

remained at the doorway, her hand still cupped over her shoulder, her face still twisted in false pain. “Ah,

walked up to her with a

and bit her lower lip, fresh tears springing into her eyes. “I had a fight with Mom, so I ran away from home. Maggie told me that this place has

wide, pitiful eyes, and made her lips quiver. “You’re not mad at

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eyes and pinched the bridge of his nose. “Why didn’t you call first to tell me you had

“Am I an inconvenience

nodded. “I’ve been coming home to

night here, with Fluffy also settled in the villa. For Cathy to move in without so

bright with excitement. “This villa is huge. We can both live

had barged into the villa precisely because she knew Kristopher had been staying here. She also had an inkling that he

would just have to replace them with new memories —