A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 375:

“Kristopher!” Cathy exclaimed, her voice laced with alarm as she gripped the handrail above the door. “You and Belinda are divorced.” Cathy’s emotions surged, and she couldn’t hold back. “What are you doing now?”

Kristopher finally eased his foot off the accelerator and turned to look at her with an icy gaze. “I’m going to settle things with Belinda.”

“Why?” Cathy demanded, her eyes blazing with anger. “Belinda hasn’t done anything wrong,” she added firmly.

“Hasn’t done anything wrong?” Kristopher scoffed. “She made it look like she left on her own, and we wasted time searching for her outdoors. Meanwhile, she’s been enjoying herself with that young man. You call that innocent?”

Cathy rolled her eyes in frustration. “She never asked us to search for her. Weren’t you the one who assumed we should?”

her emotions cooling slightly. “Kristopher, that’s enough. Miss Nelson’s affair with Fred is none of our business. We shouldn’t ruin their evening. Just call Marc and tell him

she spoke, Cathy reached out and gently grasped Kristopher’s arm, her voice softening. “It’s late. I don’t want anyone else driving

screech of brakes. The car jerked to a

from her grasp and pointed across to a black BMW parked

a brief pause, Cathy, still processing the abrupt halt, asked,

briefly before admitting, “Yes, I intend to find her.” Fred, just twenty and still a student, couldn’t fulfill Belinda’s desires. Her impulsive choice

a bar and his participation in strip performances for women, Kristopher questioned whether Belinda was the sole woman of his affections. The possibility of Fred contracting an illness from another woman raised concerns

𝙉𝙚𝙭𝙩 𝙥𝙖𝙧𝙩 𝙖𝙩 𝙂𝖆𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀・ⅽ𝘰𝗺

Your marriage to Belinda is over! Whether she’s with one man tonight or several, it’s no longer your concern. Why this urgency to track her

gaze bore into him with a mix of anger and tears. “And you heard it yourself when you called earlier — Belinda was already in the shower! Your phone’s navigation

at her words. He gazed at Cathy but remained silent. This action made