Chapter Forty Six
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Marlene stormed into Kayden’s office, her face contorted with annoyance. She couldn’t contain her frustration any longer, and she wanted him to know it.
Kayden’s surprise was evident as he watched her entrance, his worry etching lines on his forehead. “Babe, is everything alright? Are you feeling any pain? Is something wrong with the baby?” he asked, concern evident in his voice.
Marlene’s annoyance only deepened at his immediate concern for her well–being. “Do I look like I’m in pain?” she retorted sharply, her tone laced with exasperation.
Kayden blinked, taken aback by her response. “No, but you do seem upset. What’s going on, babe?” h probed gently, his eyes searching her face, his concern shifting from her physical health to her
emotional state.
Letting out an exasperated sigh, Marlene decided to cut to the chase. “Haven’t you seen the news yet? It’s everywhere and I expect you to have heard by now!” she exclaimed, her frustration palpable.
Confusion flickered across Kayden’s features as he struggled to process her words. “What news are you talking about, Marlene?” he asked, his voice tinged with curiosity and growing worry.
Marlene’s voice rose in anger as she snapped, “Amber got remarried to Richard Romero, and you don’t even seem to care!” The disbelief in her voice was palpable.
A realization dawned on Kayden’s face, and he nodded slowly. “Oh yes, I saw the news,” he admitted quietly, his eyes dropping slightly.
Marlene’s surprise grew, her tone in disbelief. “So you already knew about it, and yet, you’re so calm? How can you be calm about this, Kayden?” she demanded, her frustration escalating.
Kayden let out a sigh, his gaze meeting Marlene’s. “What did you expect me to do, Marlene? It’s Amber’s choice, and I can’t control that. I honestly don’t care who that good–for–nothing marries or whatever she’s up to,” he retorted in an irritated tone.
Marlene rolled her eyes, her frustration evident Well eveuse me but forgive me if I find it hard
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for some noble, love–filled reason,” she retorted, her voice dripping with sarcasm. “You’ve always made it clear how much you
now.”
this I’m very sure of. But I’m not worried because I know Amber won’t be of any real use to him,” he replied, a flicker of confidence in his eyes. “Marlene, I think you’re starting to
weak, and naive, and she doesn’t have the
about anything, babe.”
eyes narrowing in disbelief. “You really think that, don’t you? You genuinely believe that she’s so naive and foolish? Well news flash sweetheart, you’re
be? Mark my words, Kayden, she and that Richard guy are involved in
we can’t
sigh. “Babe, no offense, but I really don’t think Amber
no matter how much plotting they do. It’s just going to turn out to be
he stated, his
“Instead of acting like you’re so
Amber’s confidence just to make sure you’re really
you are,” she
he tried to comprehend Marlene’s suggestion. “And how exactly do you propose I do that?” he asked,
Kayden if Richard Romero was the same Richard he had
late mother. Kayden nodded
connection.
found her opening. That’s exactly what we
her voice filled with anticipation.” Amber may not be a fool, but her weakness has always been her late mother. Use that against her,
Bring her down from whatever high horse
a sense of dread at the direction she seemed to be heading. Needing clarification
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understood where she was
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in
eyes filled with excitement. “It’s time, Kayden. You need to share the true reason why
to her late mother.”
face. “Are you crazy?” he exclaimed, his
exposing such things to
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