Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 148

Everett was boiling over, his anger spilling into his words. "Can't you understand plain English? Selena, if I wanted a divorce, I wouldn't be going through all this hassle. I could easily kick you out without a dime. Do you really think you would have a shot at fighting back?" Selena opened her mouth but couldn't find the words. She hesitated, knowing that while Everett could be ruthless, he wasn't one to lie. If he was behind all this, he wouldn't be denying it now. His faults were always laid bare.

Under her silence, Everett studied her pale face, and suddenly, it clicked. He asked, "Is this why you're so hell-bent on divorcing me?"

Selena stayed quiet, her eyes flickering, clearly indicating he had hit the nail on the head.

Everett nodded, a frustrated laugh escaping him, "You're really something, you know that? Playing the victim like a pro."

She'd been acting out all because of some unfounded accusation. Was there anyone better at making a scene than her?

This time, Selena couldn't hold back her annoyance, snapping back, "Aren't you doing the exact same thing to me? Pot, meet kettle!"

Everett felt like he was about to explode. Listening to another word from her might just tip him over the edge.

tilting her chin up to make her

voice was rough and husky, "Alright, you say you're innocent, then

Selena felt his arousal

and you don't want me turning

"Let's go to the hospital. I'll take

Everett pushed her back

several seconds before she finally spoke. She didn't even know whether it was

least, not here..."

en

...

Bennett Corporation was a five-star hotel, also part of the Bennett family's empire. The penthouse suite at the top was always reserved for

they stepped into

wall by Everett's imposing presence. His overwhelming

legs went weak, her body sliding downwards. Everett caught her, letting her sit in the crook of his arm as he kissed her deeply, savoring her sweetness. When the elevator reached its destination, and the doors opened, he carried her in that embrace, striding into the room and