A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 126:

“Kristopher!”

Belinda struggled in his grasp, glaring with furrowed brows. “Let me go!” she demanded.

Previously, Belinda had watched dramas where the hero swept the heroine off her feet and carried her in his arms romantically. She had secretly wished for Kristopher to embrace her like that, imagining it as pure bliss.

Now, however, as he held her not out of love but urgency, forcing her to apologize to another woman, the experience left her heart filled with bitterness, not joy.

“Don’t move!”

Noticing her attempts to break free, Kristopher tightened his hold and spoke with stern urgency, “Cathy’s situation is critical; we can’t delay!” He swiftly opened the car door, ushered Belinda into the backseat, secured the door, then dashed to the driver’s seat and ignited the engine.

From the backseat, Belinda frowned deeply. “Your efforts are futile. I won’t apologize to Cathy, even at the hospital.”

It seemed she was always the one hurt and, invariably, the one to concede. Why should she apologize now?

costs you anything! When did you become so stingy?” Kristopher, hands white-knuckled on the steering wheel, responded, his brows furrowing deeper. “Cathy is truly unwell!” He had seen Cathy’s medical records from

details of her

he couldn’t believe such a vibrant girl could be so ill until

Cathy, fragile and weak, enduring such intense

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rearview mirror, he saw

slender, she appeared robust compared to Cathy, who lay in the

deeply. “Belinda, Cathy has struggled immensely abroad these past years. It’s been a

head to meet Kristopher’s eyes in the mirror. “So, because she struggled abroad and it was hard, she gets to hurt me repeatedly

words pierced his

silence, he frowned and said somewhat helplessly, “You weren’t like this

open-minded, dignified, and virtuous, never prone to

laugh was cold. “Then tell me, what was

eyes, looking straight ahead. “You used to take responsibility, to apologize when necessary. Even if you were wronged, you