A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 146:

Cathy and Kristopher both looked up sharply at the sound of the voice. Belinda, who had just been in the consultation room, was now approaching them with measured steps.

As their eyes met hers, she spoke, her tone tinged with accusation. “Miss Miller mentioned that your outburst was due to being overwhelmed. Why is that?”

She moved closer to Cathy, who was seated in a wheelchair, and looked down at her. “You should remember that Kristopher and I are still married. Whether he hugs me or we share a bed has nothing to do with you. Why would that upset you? Have you, with your recent high-profile outings with Kristopher, started to think of yourself as his wife and me as the other woman? What right do you have to demand that my husband and I distance ourselves from each other? What right do you have to react so emotionally upon seeing my husband hold me?”

Belinda continued, her gaze piercing as she observed Cathy’s face turning pale. “And as an actress, didn’t your agency teach you to watch your words and actions in public?”

While speaking, she pulled out her phone and displayed a recent news alert to them. “If you were merely overwhelmed by emotion earlier, then how do you explain this?”

Cathy glanced at the phone, taken aback.

showed a video of their earlier

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the argument was caught on camera, yet the video of Cathy and Belinda’s clash had already gone viral, dominating the top spot on local entertainment news websites. “So, I’m

a deep breath and pocketing her phone, turned to face Cathy and Kristopher with a grave expression. “Look, I’m just an average person. I don’t want to be the center of gossip online. I hope you two can

their breaking point, and Belinda felt

had exercised considerable patience, all in the hope of facilitating a smooth divorce. She carefully managed her reactions to avoid upsetting Cathy and Kristopher, bottling up her frustrations as much as

were

time ran out. Given that the realms of jewelry and fashion often intersected with

Cathy’s complexion

cause those articles to be published. Why blame me? All I did