My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 328 The private room was steeped in an uncomfortable silence.

Elijah, seated at the table, pressed his lips into a thin line, ignoring Sandras question.

His fingers idly tapped the edge of his phone as he read Olivers message asking where he was.

After typing a brief reply, he turned off the screen and began absently tracing the phones edges, his expression unreadable.

Sandra, perched across from him, turned her attention toward the decorative cutout in the wall.

Through the gaps, she spotted Oliver approaching with two women.

One of them was Carrie, her understated elegance unmistakable.

The other woman, wearing a bold and eye-catching outfit, was Carries friend.

A flicker of cunning lit up in Sandras eyes.

She hadnt expected luck to align so perfectly.

Initially, she had only planned to stop by the Norris Group offices to accidentally run into Elijah.

But when she saw his car parked outside the mall, she couldnt resist following him inside.

And now, not only was Elijah here, but so was Carrie.

With Carrie now as her audience, Sandra knew her performance would only be more dramatic.

Elijahs heartstrings; she wanted Carrie to see her as the woman

make others believe she and Elijah had reconciled, securing her

front of

Elijah had announced on the show that he and Carrie were married, it had been a

Elijah to be an untouchable figure, a man

never dared to dream she

married Elijah,

her,

had even believed Carries arrival worked in her favor, creating a modern Cinderella narrative that would make her own future with

never expected Elijah to fall for Carrie, to the point of giving

Sandras eyes as she fixed Elijah with

trembled, laced with

know whats truly terrifying?

not being

someone brings you into the light, shows you the colors of the world, and then throws you back

was

never said I would abandon

you go back to your old life, and I intend to keep

your lifestyle

transfer shares from some companies

She cut him off,

about money, Elijah! Its about how

His tone remained steady.