Mr. Chairman’s Devious Wife by Brey Mitchylle

Chapter 99

“They are going to offer him a deal…” Sofia mumbled as the soft sheets hit her body.

“That would not happen….” Alexander suddenly said.

“Huh?” Sofia widened her eyes and stared at his face. This only made her realize how close his face was to hers. Sofia blinked, caught off guard by Alexander’s proximity.

“They wouldn’t dare offer him a deal after everything he’s done…” Alexander said, his voice full of confidence that Sofia did not have at the

moment.

“That-” Sofia frowned. She was speechless for a moment. As if on cue, her phone that was still in her pocket vibrated. She immediately answered Karina’s call. Hearing Karina’s words about what just happened, Sofia’s face slowly changed. She looked at him, still flabbergasted by what Karina just told her.

The FBI found strong evidence that Lawrence was one of the top bosses of the smuggling ring. However, they also found a lot of evidence of him committing multiple crimes using other people’s names.

While listening, Sofia could not help but look at Alexander. She asked Karina to do a background check on Lawrence and even paid people to follow him around. However, she failed to find out anything. She even failed to find out any problems in the company.

The only proof that she had was Lawrence’s confession when he attempted to hurt Lianne. Sofia’s plan was honestly very simple. She talked to Lianne and offered her money to talk to Lawrence. Then she would be the star witness of the case against Lawrence.

In exchange, she prepared a new identity for Lianne with enough money for her to live for the rest of her life without working. It would be

something that would change Lianne’s life.

And the woman delivered.

She agreed to everything that Sofia wanted and seemed very happy to put her ex in prison. This would have been the nail in the coffin! The thing that would drag Lawrence to prison for life.

“Alright…” Sofia said. “Thanks for letting me know.”

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“You should rest. I will see you tomorrow,” Karina said.

“Alright. You too… thanks.” Sofia ended the call then she stared at Alexander without saying another word.

to her. By now, he had already straightened his back yet this was not enough to hide the

uttered, his voice incredibly

on Sofia’s lips. Just now, Karina informed her that there would be no

Dr. Mulach’s testimony. If Dr. Mulach provided enough information that the state needed then they would no longer need Lawrence.

Mr. Oh,” Alexander said, still smirking.

“Thank-”

said as he lifted an eyebrow.

“What?”

For a while, Sofia stared at his handsome face.

of tension. Sofia felt a surge of emotions – relief, gratitude, and a simmering heat that had nothing to do with the case. Alexander, caught off guard for a moment, recovered quickly, his hand

tangled around their legs as

ended in a growl. Was he perhaps expecting her to tell him to stop? To let

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knew that her injuries were superficial.

started kissing her neck, his hand slowly stroking the side of her

of the rest of her clothes. After all, this was not about seduction or finesse. This was about the heat, the

fingers inside her. It didn’t take too long for her moans to echo inside the room.

the pleasure that she felt. Then her brain immediately

more. Pleasure lashed through her insides,

Harder.

Faster.

More.

was begging for. It did not take too long for her body to start quaking from the intensity, the pleasure rippled through her

…

towards his lawyer. The blood drained from Lawrence’s face, leaving a pasty mask stretched tight over his skull. His eyes, usually calculating and cold, bulged with a mix of disbelief and terror. “No deal?” he croaked, his voice barely a whisper. “But…but we

to render a deal unnecessary,” his lawyer answered.

strangled sound. “Impossible! There’s no way they could have found out…” he trailed off, his gaze darting around the

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you under a mountain of charges that would make Alcatraz look like a weekend getaway.”

be in this

chair, a deep crease forming between his brows. “Innocence, unfortunately, is a matter for the court to decide, Mr. Lockhart. Right now, the prosecution has a strong case against you. Witness testimony, forensic evidence…” he trailed off, letting the weight of his words hang heavy in the air. “The poisoning of your

desperation ignited in Lawrence’s eyes. “I would never—