Mr billionaire's regret chasing his irresistible wife by Gabby Emmanuel

To her rescue

(ARIELLE'S POV)

meters from me.

I reeled back in shock as he was the last person I expected, but at the same time, I was grateful for the interruption. Why he was here or how he got into my meeting room didn't matter, all that did was the fact that I was going to get a breather from the pervert seated a few "J..Jared," I called him again, as I took on his appearance. He was looking a little disheveled, little bruises on his forehead and brow, and what was that? I frowned as I caught a whiff of alcohol on him.

What is going on? I wondered, and was just about to ask, when he approached Mr Zeke, his strides menacing.

"Ah, Mr. Jared, I presume? I recognize you from the business news," Mr Zeke said, nervously. One could tell he was intimidated by the sight of Jared.

"I was just discussing a business deal with Miss Smith here," he said, trying to feign innocence.

Jared's eyes darkened. "I'm sure you were," and without warning, he lunged at Mr. Zeke throwing punches with a violent intensity that left me both frozen and scared.

"Jared, stop!" I shouted, rushing to intervene, but he was too far gone from reasoning.

"You think you can just touch her?" Jared snarled, throwing another powerful punch directly to his face. I winced when I heard a bone crack.

"Jared, please stop," I pleaded, scared for Mr Zeke's Life. He was a total dickhead, but he doesn't deserve to die.

I finally managed to get in front of Mr Zeke, knowing Jared wouldn't hurt me, and that did the trick because he halted and I used the opportunity to pry him away from Mr. Zeke.

"You're going to kill him!" I exclaimed, my voice hoarse from shouting, and my body trembling from the sight of Mr Zeke's battered face.

Jared's chest heaved with heavy breath, his eyes darkened with anger. But slowly, he seemed to come back to himself, his eyes dwelling on me.

"Arielle," he mumbled, his voice rough and clipped. "I'm sorry. I saw him...I saw him touching you."

I took a deep breath, still trying to process what had just transpired. I was trying to recognize the man in front of me, because this wasn't the calm, sophisticated Jared I thought I knew.

was completely different-someone who had hidden a dark side, one she almost never witnessed when they were together. Was this the kind of man Sofia

off. Now was not the

of how pale he looked and the little bruises he had, making me wonder how he got them. But he shook his head. "I don't need the hospital, I just need to get out of here. Can you drive me to

seemed to be struggling to stay upright, made me nod against myself. "Fine, I'll drive you. Come on," I said, taking his arm and

one saw us. I spotted a few, but thankfully, they seemed engrossed in their

attention to us. As we stepped inside, I left out a sigh of relief, relieved for

other to book an Uber in my phone, as my car was currently unavailable. Ashley had driven me to the restaurant, and

back exit, the Uber had arrived. I helped Jared into the car, and it sped

quiet, with Jared staring out the window, his expression unreadable. I couldn't help but steal glances at him, wondering what had

As we stepped out of the car, a wave of nostalgia washed

memories

last time was here- the push from Sofia, my fall, and the subsequent dramas. I swallowed tightly, pushing the painful memories aside.

past.

door, I turned to Jared. "What's the passcode?" I asked, trying to sound cool despite the rage of emotions swirling inside

replied, his voice low.

I thought, but I didn't show it. Instead, I nodded and punched in the code, surprised

stepped inside. The familiar surroundings enveloped me, and I was even more taken aback when I saw the interior design was like it

because I remember Sofia changing things around here. I couldn't control my curiosity,

had an interior decorator decorate it back to its original design, like you did. I still had the

wanted to ask him why he did it, but I averted my gaze. I didn't want to visit the

said, and he lowered himself on it, his features

me. "Is the first aid box still in the drug

leaving my face. "Yeah, it should

and hurried upstairs,

I entered what used to be

the same

the