After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

The girl stared in disbelief, her hands clutching her face.

"You hit me?"

Jolie blinked innocently at her. "Weren't you the one insisting I hit you earlier? I just gave you another slap to match your story. You should be used to it by now." "Jolie Quin!"

lan had reached his limit, his voice full of anger as he glared at her. "Apologize to her!"

Jolie glanced at him, her expression calm but icy. "Get lost."

She had thought he might be reasonable, but clearly, he was blinded by infatuation. She had no patience to deal with him any longer and turned to leave.

Before she could take a step, lan grabbed her arm roughly.

"Jolie, you're not leaving without apologizing! I don't think I've ever wronged you, have I? We used to get along just fine, didn't we?"

"Let go," Jolie said, her brows knitting in disgust. She hated being touched, especially by someone she considered beneath her.

lan tightened his grip, his hand digging into her arm hard enough to cause pain.

"Jolie, you will apologize to her, or-"

"Or what?"

through

heads turned to see Gavin approaching, his sharp gaze landing on lan's hand gripping Jolie's arm. His expression darkened, the air around him heavy with an intimidating authority that made lan instinctively loosen his grip. "She said to let go. Didn't

presence, the kind only someone accustomed to being in control could exude, was enough to make lan take

and she hated how much his sudden appearance had thrown

flicked to Jolie, his tone softening slightly.

though removing any trace of lan. "Just ran into a pair of delusional clowns. It's

took Jolie's hand in his,

"You can't leave!"

stunned by Gavin's commanding presence, snapped out of her daze. Her

man was so handsome and

IMS

was

her expression, she stepped

away," she insisted, her voice wavering slightly. "She hit me. She

her, his gaze cold and

flattered at the same time. Under his icy stare, she felt a mix of fear

apologize and ask for my forgiveness," the girl said, trying to sound firm but unable to hide her nervousness. Gavin's response was swift and cutting. "Do

for her reply, he dismissed her entirely, walking away without sparing her another glance. The girl's face turned pale