Revenge After Divorce by Black Rose

Chapter 244

Time was slipping away, and I couldn’t afford any more distractions. But for now, I let him continue, savouring the moment. When he eventually realized that Olivia wasn’t there, it would be too late for him. By then, my plan would already be in motion, and nothing would be able to stop me.

Ethan’s search for Olivia came to an end, and as his eyes finally met mine, I saw something in them, something I hadn’t anticipated. The desperation, the fear, it was almost tangible. His posture had shifted, his previous anger dissolving into something softer, more.,. vulnerable.

“Please,” he said, his voice breaking as he stepped toward me, his hands trembling slightly. “Don’t do anything to harm her. Whatever vendetta you have against her father, take it out on him, not on her. Olivia is good. She’s the glue holding all of us together. Without her… without her, we are nothing.”

His words hung in the air, the weight of them sinking into me. His desperation wasn’t just for her safety, it was for everything that Olivia represented to him and, I assumed, to the rest of them. It was clear now: Olivia wasn’t just another person in their lives; she was their anchor. Losing her would destroy them. That much was evident in his voice, the way his plea seemed to reverberate with something deeper, more personal.

had shifted so drastically. The anger, the aggression, the sense of power, gone. In its place was

but marvel at the shift. Ethan had been a wall of defiance, but now, he was pleading. This was a side of him I hadn’t expected to see. I felt an almost twisted satisfaction in watching him break down in front of me, his usual defences crumbling away. It was

he said, every ounce of emotion in his voice, he was handing me everything I had been waiting for. Information, leverage, the perfect way to

way possible. If Ethan had any idea what I had planned, he would be on his knees begging for mercy.

smooth,

but a tool. A tool that would make my next move all the

back now. His pleading was just a momentary distraction, a fleeting attempt at saving the woman he clearly cared so much about.