After Divorce, My General Husband Chasing Me Back

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Frederick raised his hand, ready to dismiss the girl, but as he looked up through the hazy smoke, he thought he saw Claire.

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"You're here? Hah, perfect! How clever of you, thinking the most dangerous place would be the safest, huh?

"Did you think I wouldn't find you here? Where's Antony? Aren't you two supposed to be running away together?"

Frederick tossed his cigarette aside and lunged forward, grabbing the girl's arm.

"Ouch! It hurts! Sir, you've got the wrong person. I'm not Claire! I'm just a college student working here as a hostess. Please, let go of me. You're hurting me."

The girl was terrified. Frederick's grip was brutally firm, bringing tears to her eyes.

"What's this act? You think you can fool me because I've been drinking? You are Claire!"

To Frederick, the face before him was unmistakably Claire's.

"No, I'm really not! Please... sir, you've got the wrong person. My name is Sally, not Claire!"

The girl tried desperately to explain through her tears.

"General Hawthorne, you've mistaken her identity. She's not

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Only when Richard walked in and witnessed the scene did Frederick snap out of his daze, realizing his mistake.

"Get out!"

look at the girl he was

with fear as she

"General Hawthorne, you..."

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stood there, staring at Frederick for a

left and Frederick didn't emerge for a long time, he'd come to check if everything

expected to walk in on

something but couldn't find

"Let's go home."

know what Richard wanted to ask and cut him off with the

"Yes, sir."

and followed Frederick out to the car, driving

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AM when they arrived at the Halfmoon

had just returned from her wild night out with several

this before, she'd played

pulling up right

to the windows and saw Frederick's car parked

the entrance.

and silently thanked her lucky stars for

her hand over her chest and was about to head to bed when she noticed

Could Frederick be drunk?

heart leaped

she had to go

perfect opportunity that couldn't