The CEO's Amazing Ex-Wife Is Back! by H. Dally

Chapter 37

Kris was furious because his family had lied to him. They’d told him that Thalassa had slapped his mother unprovoked. Now it turned out that it was his mother who had slapped her first.

“You lied to me, Mum. Why did you tell me that she hit you first when that wasn’t true?‘

Regret filled him as he remembered all the hurtful things he had said to Thalassa. He’d gone to her office, angry from what his family had told him, as well as the discovery of her relationship with Zeke. That was why he’d said all those things to her.

Now it turned out that he’d been lied to.

“Kris, why are you speaking to your mother like that?” Karen said, trying to touch him on the arm, but Kris shook her touch off and ignored her.

“I can’t believe you’re really speaking to me like this because of that woman.” His mother suddenly broke into tears. “I only went there to fight for our family because that woman is obviously intent on destroying us. That was why I hit her, but she hit me back so hard.”

Seeing his mother’s tears, Kris forced himself to calm down a bit, but he was still upset. “The problem

that you lied to me, Mum. You made me believe she attacked you first and even allowed Tyler and Susan to post something to tarnish her image online when you knew that none of

harsh?” His aunt said. “So what if your mother slapped her first? If she had any respect, she

what, you should defend our family and

agitated by everything. “Something like this shouldn’t

the

those things to her?” Alden stared at Kris

everything that happened when he went to confront Thalassa

me, I don’t see anything wrong with it,” Henry said, shrugging. “It’s not like he lied. That woman deserves it. She cheated on him before and after their marriage, and she went off with the first man immediately after Kris

yours, and that would mean you might have called your own child a bastard. Do you

don’t know?” Kris gritted out, feeling guiltier with every passing

for his PI to bring him the results of his investigations, but at the same time, he also felt uneasy.

Thalassa was truly