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

Chapter 53

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Their first kiss in three years was explosive–at least for Krs. As soon as his lips touched hers, sensations he’d only ever experienced with her surged through every pore of his body.

If only it had lasted a while longer.

But it didn’t. Just a few seconds later, Thalassa pushed against him with all her might, and when he stumbled back, her palm connected with his cheek in a fierce slap.

“Don’t you ever do that again. Ever again,” she spat, fury blazing in her eyes.

Kris took another step back, running a frustrated hand through his hair. “If you didn’t want me to kiss you, then why did you say all those things to me? Why did you provoke me?”

“Because I wanted you to see just how pathetic you are. But you have no right to kiss me ever again in your life. No right! Is that clear?”

Glowering at him one last time, she made her way to the washroom door and opened it before stepping out.

“Fuck!” Kris slammed his fist into the wall, furious with himself.

She was right. He was pathetic. How had he allowed himself to be provoked like that? Now she knew that she still had an effect on him!

Earlier, after Thalassa left for the washroom, Clark and Luisa continued dancing until Clark paused with a frown and spoke.

don’t you think Thalassa is taking a

as she nodded. “You’re right. Let

mouth of the hallway that led to the washrooms,

out a gasp, ready to shriek, when the man spoke.

make a fuss.

she glared at him. “Victor? What

grimaced. “You and I need to

Luisa knew she could’ve freed herself or even resisted, but she willingly went with

they finally got outside, jerking her arm from

picking up my calls or

like it,” she said, narrowing her eyes. “How did you even know where

realized you’d come to a club, the very kind of place I’ve forbidden

to track my phone?” she hissed, making a mental note to tighten security on her phone later. “Second,

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doing anything.”

to return to New York in two days. Why are you still here?”

of what I said?” Luisa huffed, though she wasn’t surprised. Throughout their relationship, what she thought or wanted never truly mattered. It was always about what he wanted or how he felt. She’d always put him first, like the idiot she’d been.

our relationship?” she sneered. “Isn’t it obvious that I’ve already

to break up with me? You’re out of your mind,” he huffed. “This is all because of that stupid friend of yours, isn’t it?