Divorce Me Before Death Takes Me, CEO

Laurel’s POV

That man carried Audrey away like she was some fragile princess. Jealousy crept through me. How could plain, ordinary Andreý altract sommous quit and i handsome?

But underneath that jealousy was satisfaction. Perfect! Being carried by another man right in front of Blake would surely damage his opinion of her

1 looked up at Blake with a concerned smile. ‘Miss Sinclair is popular…*

Blake said nothing, just watched them leave.

‘Isn’t that the same man who was with her yesterday? I kept my voice curious, not accusing. He said he was just taking care of Miss Sinclair, hot now if seems their relationship is quite… special.

When I turned back to see Blake’s reaction, the coldness in his eyes made me look away.

“Blake darling…” I started.

“Laurel. His voice was flat. “Did you do that deliberately?”

My heart raced. Had I miscalculated?

know what you’re talking about…” I

darling, do you think I… deliberately raised

you think that of me? We’ve known each other for

Blake’s POV

know better than

target.

those videos went online, it would be a PR nightmare. Despite Audrey’s insistence on divorce, she was still

as I looked at Laurel. This wasn’t the first time she’d been impulsive and emotional without thinking about consequences. Was

careful but determined despite

but there was a hardness in her eyes I rarely saw during our

Rose, that excuse might only fool your

of us, looking down at Laurel in the wheelchair. “Miss Rose claims she raised her voice because she was too emotional. May I ask, why

I are still legally married. He has every right to carry me, or even share a bed with me. It’s certainly not your place to get emotional about

During our marriage, Audrey had always been careful

parading around with Blake every day lately,” she told Laurel. “Do you think that makes you the wife and me

kept my face neutral, though her words hit home. It was true I had been appearing with Laurel at events, creating exactly the impression Audrey described. But that was different. I owed Laurel for saving my life, and her