A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 129:

Cathy had thought her words would shatter Belinda, maybe even send her spiraling into a breakdown.

Instead, Belinda not only remained composed but actually chuckled and retorted, “But you’re still not pushing hard enough.”

She dragged a chair over and sat down, musing, “When you got back to the country, I was convinced you two would quickly find your happily ever after. Now, nearly a month later, Kristopher still hasn’t left me.” Belinda elegantly crossed her legs as she spoke. “Is it because your bond isn’t strong enough, or maybe you just lack the allure?”

Cathy’s eyes bulged, fury mounting within her. “The only reason our divorce hasn’t gone through is that you dodged him! How dare you mock me after you spent all of yesterday hiding out in the hospital to avoid signing the papers?”

“But I won’t stay there forever.” With a provocative smirk, Belinda shot back, “If Kristopher truly wanted to be rid of me, he would’ve rescheduled right after I missed yesterday’s meeting. And yet, when we saw each other this morning, he didn’t even bring up the divorce.”

replaced by fiery anger. “Belinda! You’re on the verge of being thrown out of the Cox family, and you still have the nerve to act so high and mighty! Just you wait! Kristopher will be rid of you by the end

arched an eyebrow.

the venue and the cake for his proposal to Cathy, signaling his intention to ask Belinda for a

use the remaining days before their separation to unleash

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before Kristopher presents me with the grandest

at Belinda. “You two never even had an engagement ceremony, much less a wedding, did you? Back then, you were the one who desperately pushed for marriage. He

at Belinda. “You forced a man who didn’t love you to marry you. Look where that’s gotten you. A marriage that produced only sorrow, culminating in

felt a piercing ache in her heart. Her current circumstances were, without

Belinda forced a cold smile. “They say that even the

side glance at Cathy’s vibrant demeanor, she added, “Miss Miller seems to relish in playing the ill, and who knows, perhaps one day it might just