After the Divorce: Crushed on My Lawyer Ex-wife

#52 “Do You Like Him?”

In the evening, Sophia and Evelyn burst into fits of laughter during the movie marathon they had meticulously organized. Sophia couldn’t help but realize that she hadn’t enjoyed herself this much in a long time.

They had expertly mixed up some delightful Sex on the Beach cocktails and decided to engage in a game of truth or dare. After all, the entire evening was meant to be a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reminiscent of their teenage years.

As they lounged on the comfortable sofa, clinking their glasses together, Evelyn turned to Sophia with a sly grin. “What do you choose?” she inquired, taking a delicate sip of her fruity cocktail. Sophia contemplated for a moment before replying, “True.”

Evelyn’s eyes gleamed mischievously as she leaned in closer, raising her eyebrows playfully. “What’s going on between you and Alexander?” she asked, the curiosity evident in her expression. Sophia, feeling a sudden wave of hesitation, furrowed her brow and changed her choice. “Dare.”

Evelyn’s grin widened. “I dare you to answer my question.”

Sophia couldn’t help but emit a theatrical growl of annoyance, flopping dramatically onto the soft cushions strewn across the floor. “It was supposed to be an evening without work and men,” she lamented.

“Come on, I’m your best friend,” she cajoled. “I should know. Do you like him?”

Sophia sighed dramatically, playing up the suspense. “Well, let’s just say he’s a complicated book, and I’m not sure if I want to keep reading it.”

Evelyn burst into laughter. “That’s the most diplomatic answer I’ve ever heard. Sophia winked. “Gotta keep you on your toes, Evie. Now, it’s your turn. Truth or dare?”

of a new email. Sophia’s reflex was to reach for her

smile. ” Go on, check your message. I’m finished with my cocktail anyway. I’ll whip

her laptop from the nearby table and opened the email, only to find it was from an

message contained intricate details about Enlighten Press, a newspaper under the umbrella of Horizon Media Holdings. Megan Sterling, a member of the Sterling family, was the CEO of Enlighten Press, and her family held ownership of

contents, absorbing the intricacies of the challenge that lay ahead. Enlighten Press, nestled under the vast umbrella of Horizon Media Holdings,

encounter in any dealings with Enlighten Press. Megan Sterling’s reputation as a shrewd and formidable leader in the media

sender. It was clear that Alexander hadn’t resigned himself to the idea of their relationship disintegrating without a fight. The information provided was not just a random act of goodwill; it was

and seek justice remained unshaken, even in the face of the complicated situation

thought, Evelyn walked in

I choose dare,” Evelyn declared, placing the drinks on the table. Sophia couldn’t help but smile and closed her laptop.She would deal with it

had planned to have lunch with Benjamin. They met at a cozy, dimly lit restaurant in the heart of the city, the soft jazz music in the background setting the mood for their

seats, sipping on glasses of red wine, Benjamin leaned in and mentioned a significant

began, his voice low and confidential. “Williams Bank is holding an asset auction in half a month, and I’m planning to acquire some valuable assets. I was wondering if you could help me review

piqued. “Of course, Benjamin. I’d be happy to assist you with

topic that had been on Benjamin’s mind. “By the way, I took a look at the information about Enlighten Press that you sent me,” he said. “It seems like they’ve covered

a twinge of frustration at the mention of Enlighten Press. She had been working tirelessly to uncover the truth behind their actions, and the thought of

about them struck me,” Benjamin continued. “As of today,

eyes widened in surprise. ”

you didn’t know about it,” Benjamin remarked. “From when we found out they are behind the scandal with you, their company has suffered some serious

Alexander’s involvement in dismantling the reputation of

repeatedly told him she could handle her own battles, and yet, he continued to interfere