Dear ex-Wife please be mine again

Chapter 148

Alex’s POV.

The world seemed to tilt slightly as I leaned back in my chair, staring blankly at the glowing red numbers on the screen. Nexus Innovations had overtaken us. Top one.

For the first time in years, my company was second. Not by a wide margin, but enough to send the business world buzzing with headlines about my “fall from grace.” A dull ache throbbed at the base of my skull, and I pinched the bridge of my nose to fight off the encroaching migraine.

“James,” I called out sharply, and my P.A. appeared at the door almost instantly, tablet in hand.

“Sir,” he said, his usual professional tone barely masking the tension he probably felt as well. “I’ve gathered some information about Nexus Innovations, as you requested.”

“Good,” I said curtly. “What have you got?”

James stepped forward, placing the tablet on my desk and tapping on the screen. “The company’s growth has been… aggressive, to say the least. They’ve undercut our prices, secured strategic partnerships overseas, and made headway in AI development. Their latest product launch? It’s revolutionary…just enough to steal the top spot from us.”

I clenched my jaw, leaning forward to scrutinize the data. “And the owner? Who’s behind this?”

James hesitated.

“James,” I snapped, narrowing my eyes at him. “Spit it out.”

He sighed, tapping the screen again. A series of photos filled the display…some candid, some professional. All of the same

man.

“He goes by Mr. B,” James said. “Officially, his full name hasn’t been disclosed. He’s notoriously private, even reclusive. But I managed to dig these up from various events he’s attended over the past week.”

I studied the images, a strange sense of déjà vu creeping over me. The man was tall, broad–shouldered, with sharp features hidden beneath a pair of dark sunglasses in most photos. There was something about his face that tugged at the edges of my memory, but I couldn’t quite place it. He looked familiar…way too familiar. But it couldn’t be him.

“Where was this taken?” I asked, pointing at one of the pictures where Mr. B stood against a sleek backdrop with Nexus Innovations‘ logo.

“A tech conference in Dubai, two days ago,” James replied. “He doesn’t make public appearances often, but when he does, it’s always for something major.”

chair, crossing my arms as I stared at the screen.

the same,” James admitted. “I ran facial recognition, but the results were inconclusive.

or…”

protecting his identity,” I finished, my voice low and

James nodded.

cautiously. “Nexus Innovations didn’t exist a month ago. This company rose to power within three weeks…out of nowhere. Mr. B wasn’t wealthy before; in fact, he barely existed in any financial records. Yet he managed to launch this company and secure partnerships with some of

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a coiled spring. I wasn’t just angry…I was furious. Someone had managed to climb the ranks, beating me at my own game, and now they were hiding behind a veil of secrecy? No. I

I don’t care what it takes. Find out who this man is and

outmaneuver us.”

fingers hovering over the tablet. “Sir, with all due respect, this might

simple?” I interrupted, standing abruptly. My chair scraped against the floor as I loomed over

I’ll have more for you

said, sitting back down and

the surface. The face was maddeningly familiar, like a

leaned back, gripping the armrests of my chair tightly. Whoever this “Mr. B” was,

to connect the dots. Nexus Innovations‘ sudden rise, the cryptic identity of its owner,

city. The skyline was a blur of lights and movement, mocking my current turmoil. Whoever this “Mr. B” was, he’d orchestrated this perfectly. A ghost with no financial history couldn’t amass

No one attacked my

poked his head in. “Sir, I thought you should know… Mr. B just announced another product launch.

sharply, my eyes narrowing.

event, heavily publicized.

me in,” I said

“Sir, it’s a private event. The