A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 151:

Belinda was trapped against the wall, unable to escape. Confusing emotions swelled in her chest; her stomach twisted and her head spun with dizziness. Desperately, she tried to pull away from the grip on her chin. “Then tell me, what did I do wrong?”

She had spent the entire afternoon roaming the old district in the southern part of the city, searching for a phone repair shop to fix her broken phone. Seeing that she still denied it, Kristopher’s fury deepened. He flung his phone at Belinda. “Look for yourself!”

The phone hurtled through the air and struck her directly on the nose. A sharp pain shot through her, and she instinctively clutched her face, bending over. Kristopher froze, stunned by what he’d done. In his emotional state, he hadn’t intended for the phone to hit her. He reached out to help—but then his gaze was drawn to the phone’s screen on the ground. His hand paused in mid-air before he withdrew it.

Belinda remained hunched on the pavement, cradling her bruised nose. After a few moments, clarity returned, and her eyes fell on her illuminated phone lying nearby. The screen displayed a glaring red image that left her utterly shocked: their marriage certificate.

her throb¬bing nose, she seized the phone for a closer look. The image had been uploaded by an account named “Heartbroken Girl.” Alongside the vivid photos of their marriage certificate, the account had published a detailed exposé. The article lambasted Cathy,

The post asserted that Belinda’s marriage to Kristopher had been coerced by the

everyone united in vilifying Cathy and Kristopher as contemptible—Cathy for her betrayal, Kristopher for his complicity. The backlash was relentless. Angry netizens even flooded the Cox Group’s official social media channels, forcing the company to issue a statement that its executives’ personal affairs were separate from corporate operations. Yet the public remained

door, Belinda stared numbly

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represented not only Kristopher’s leadership but also Anthony’s lifelong dedication. She could not, in

she had quietly persuaded Kristopher toward separation, careful never to manipulate public sentiment against him. But