After the Divorce: Crushed on My Lawyer Ex-wife

#134 “Please, don’t leave me.”

Amid the chaos, Alexander was determined to anchor Sophia in the present. He held her trembling hands firmly, the intensity of his gaze cutting through the terror that gripped her.

“I want you to take a deep breath,” Alexander commanded once more.

Sophia, her nails inadvertently digging into his hand in terror, felt the urgency in Alexander’s voice. She nodded, her breath shaky, and followed his command. As she exhaled, the blinding headlights of approaching vehicles illuminated the rain-soaked wreckage around them.

The screech of tires echoed, and the driver skillfully maneuvered to avoid colliding with another car. It was a desperate attempt to elude the relentless pursuit of the police.

Sophia’s gasp was drowned by the chaotic symphony of rain and sirens.

“Sophie, I promise as soon as we’re out of here, I’ll make you my life-saving sandwiches every day.”

Alexander’s words cut through the tension, offering a glimpse of a reality beyond the immediate crisis. Sophia pressed into him for comfort and felt a small smile tug at the corners of her lips despite the chaos around them.

a carnival. Do you remember

barely perceptible nod, the traumatic memories beginning to yield

keep you company, I’ll dress in jeans and a t-shirt and not wear a suit. So I want you to stay calm because

her at his words, a release from the tension that gripped her. New headlights emerged on the opposite side, and she instinctively buried

creating a bubble of solace within the storm. In that fleeting moment, Alexander’s promises became

the law. Police sirens wailed in pursuit, drawing closer with each passing moment. Tension hung thick in the air as the pursuit intensified, a high-stakes

crashing metal. The fleeing vehicle, pursued by flashing police lights, collided with another car in a deafening cacophony of destruction.

impending collision. His protective embrace encapsulated her, offering a brief sanctuary

train. Disoriented, she found herself in a twisted wreck, Alexander still cradling her protectively. Panic surged through her veins like an electric shock. The realization that they were now entwined in the

her had not loosened. Panic clawed at her as

with unprecedented fear. She gently shook Alexander,

up! Please,

on the wreckage, mirroring the turmoil within Sophia’s heart. The flashing lights of police cars added a surreal glow to