Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Ten

Amber’S POV

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This would be the first time that I would be seeing Kayden face–to–face like this since our divorce

three months ago, and the fact that those were his first words to me after not seeing me in a long

time made me extremely angry.

But it suddenly occurred to me that showing my anger was only going to make me look even more

pathetic, so I made up my mind that I was going to pretend to be cool.

I moved closer to the car and glared at him mildly. “What the hell are you talking about, Kayden?” I

hissed at him, and he chuckled.

He relaxed his back on his seat, almost as if he wanted me to get a glimpse of the inside of his car,

and to my surprise, Marlene was sitting there with a big mocking smile on her face.

She was rubbing her belly with one hand while the other hand was intertwined with Kayden’s free hand

My heart raced violently and my legs shook, but I maintained an unreadable expression as I stared

back at them.

me just so you could

I’m presuming you both are with each other?” I

my presence

be on your

come on, Amber. Can you not hear how ridiculous you sound right now? Why can’t you just thin

you’re still my big sister on paper, Marlene responded, and I had the strong urge to throw a shoe

sounding so dumb.

I started. “I get that you’re happy and

to lose their senses, but how about you do me a favor and quit with the hypocrisy? You have no business saying hello to me, so next time you happen to pass

don’t stop to say

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to say hello to you as the good people that we are, so appreciate the fact that we even took the time to speak to you instead of being so rude to us,”

be the biggest achievement of your life. It’s not like you’ve ever done anything noteworthy, so I understand why you’re so eager to show off a man you successfully got as your first win,” I responded, not wanting her to have the last word because it would hurt my pride if she

therapist, so I’m guessing you’re not very normal in the head right now,” Marlene retorted, and I had to clench my fists to avoid the thoughts that came to mind.

I mean, look at her, she looks like some stray animal,” Kayden replied, and they both shook their heads as if

to continue to look like the idiots that they were, but my pride

sounds to me like if I walked away from them, I would be indirectly telling them that they still had power over me and that I was still hurt by their betrayal. Even if that were the case, the last thing I wanted to

for both of you. Also, Marlene, let me give you this final advice as your big sister. You’re about to become a mother, and I highly doubt that you want your child to grow up and end up becoming as bitter

like Kayden is the best thing you could ever

go. She went as far as stepping out of the car and yelling out