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

Did he really give up on her?

(ARIELLE'S POV)

Sofia even gave me a slightly apologetic glance as she passed by, holding onto Jared's arm.

I must've looked like a fool, standing there like that.

Ashley, already rolling up her sleeve and shaking her fist, muttered, "I'll go ask him what he means by this."

"Don't pull me!" I heard her protest as Roman grabbed her arm.

Margaux, sighing, interjected, "Why don't we listen to what Arielle has to say first?"

Ashley spun around to face me, her expression fierce. "Ari, don't worry about it. I'll find out exactly what's going on."

I shook my head. "Don't ask him. We have nothing to do with each other anymore."

Ashley's face shifted through several emotions before she finally spoke. "What do you mean?"

"I mean," I paused, gathering my thoughts, "we had a fight a few days ago, and I told him that we're done. We have nothing left between us."

Silence hung in the air for a long moment. Ashley just stood there, calming down as she processed my words.

Roman, seemingly uninterested in the drama unfolding, turned to Margaux. "Apologies, Miss Harrison. I think it's time for you to head home. Please let your grandparents know I send my regards." Then he turned to Ashley. "Ashley, I've made my point. You can take the rest of the night off. I'm sure you'll want to spend time with your friend." Ashley was a bit surprised.

Then his voice grew firm again, the kind of tone that brooked no argument. "Don't forget, we have a meeting tomorrow. I expect you there early." "Of course," she muttered.

Roman nodded at me politely before walking away, his strides long and confident almost arrogantly so. For a brief moment, I couldn't help but feel like I was watching Jared walk away all over again. "Get it together," I muttered under my breath, trying to snap myself out of the daze.

As soon as he was out of earshot, Ashley turned to me, her eyes blazing. "Did you see that? He made it seem like he was doing me a favor by giving me the night off! What kind of bastard capitalist would take their employees everywhere after working hours?" She sighed, clearly frustrated, but then her tone softened to me. "You know, this might not be all that bad. You and him..."

I smiled weakly. "I guess you're right."

But I didn't have the energy to say anything else. My mind kept drifting back to Jared. My thoughts were a tangled mess of emotions, and I couldn't untangle them.

At that moment, Margaux joined the conversation, and I felt slightly bad for having forgotten that she was still there with us.

he really gave up on you this time?" She asked, her

off guard by the question. "How would you know what our relationship is?" I asked, trying to sound surprised, but in the real sense, my voice bore a note

have been popular when you were still married to him, but you did, the moment you two were divorced and when you returned to the country, at least in the upper society circle. Plus, I'm a big fan

...What evil-wolf-husband?

blinked, confused for a second,

she really has terrible taste in

that Margaux knew about Rebecca's book, but it also lightened the mood a

with a sly grin.

again, her gaze probing. "So, he really gave up on

away. Instead, I looked across the room at Jared and Sofia, now walking away together, side by side. When had he returned? Had he intentionally taken a different

paused, considering my words carefully. "In the book, you were always harsh with him, unforgiving. But recently, you've shown signs of softening. At least, that's what it looked like to me. Why would he suddenly

out a laugh. "Soft towards him? We just had a fight where I almost wanted to hit him over the head with that vase, if I

tied to him. Every move

stunned for a moment

who had

observing the conversation, raised

and shook her

disapproval. "Excuse me, Miss

said, her

Why are you

shrugged, not fazed in the least, her eyes still fixed on me, waiting

know what he's thinking anymore. And honestly, it doesn't really matter. Men and women... they're just different. I don't need to figure out his reasons." Ashley's words echoed in my mind, and I realized

might actually be for the

decision when I left

had been decided long before

was nothing more than a fleeting mistake. Just a moment

up with wasn't something

childhood

nodded like she understood, even though I doubted she did. Regardless, I was grateful

an indication that she was tired. "I'm sorry, but I'm just really exhausted," she said, her voice apologetic, as she covered her mouth with

late. We should head out," she said, glancing

course I was not going to wait, not after standing me up. What responsible person keeps a person they're meeting with waiting, with no call or text to inform them about why they were running late?

and

the car parked outside. It was arranged by Harrisons, and had enough space for all three of us or even