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

Chapter 60

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Thalassa felt shock ripple through her as she stared at the picture on the phone screen. It was a picture of a woman who looked like her, sitting naked on top of another man, and they appeared to be having sex.

Yes, a woman who looked like her, because there was no way in hell the woman in the photo was her, even though the woman had the same hairstyle she’d had four years ago

Kris flipped to another photo, then another, then another. Thalassa could only stare at the screen in shock. There were five photos in total, and they all seemed to have been taken from a hidden spot.

“What happened now? Cat got your tongue?” Kris questioned. “You can’t deny it any longer, can you?”

“Those photos are fake!” Thalassa hissed, her voice trembling with a mix of disbelief and fury. “I don’t know that man, and I definitely didn’t sleep with anyone the night before our wedding!”

“I had them all verified myself!” Kris shot back. “Do you know how badly I wanted it all to be a lie or a mistake? I refused to believe it when they were shown to me. I had it verified not only by one or two, but by three top professionals. Do you know what it did to me when they all told me the same thing–that the photos were real?”

His expression softened with sadness as his voice dropped. ‘It broke me.”

Though he’d still had those pictures on his phone all this time, he hadn’t looked at them in such a long time. Seeing them again today felt like scabs being ripped off old wounds he thought had healed.

Thalassa’s frustration was growing by the second, but so was her confusion. If what he was saying was true and he truly had the pictures verified, then how were they not proven to be fake?

“I don’t care what some ‘top‘ professionals say. All I know is that I’ve never even met that man in the picture, so how could I have fucked him?” She sneered. “Like I already said, on the night before our wedding, I went out with Karen and-”

She trailed off as the events of that night began rolling through her mind. She remembered how hard Karen had insisted that they needed to go out and have some fun to celebrate her upcoming wedding.

Karen’s idea of fun had been going to the club. Yet, even when Thalassa had refused, Karen had insisted until she finally gave in.

Thalassa remembered suddenly feeling all groggy at the club, which wasn’t right since she’d only drunk one glass of martini. When it became too much to bear, she’d told Karen that she wanted to go home.

the following morning

the pieces of the puzzle clicked together, Thalassa felt another burst of hurt, betrayal, and anger go

her.

gave those pictures to you, huh?” she demanded. “Was it

to accuse them of fabricating the photos just like you said they were the ones who sent that man to attack you? Just like you

would make him

herself, she twisted her mouth into a disdainful smile. “If you

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you here telling me that you can’t stop thinking about me?

curved his lips. “Because it’s the truth. Because no matter how much I hate you, it’s like a curse. I’m

heart squeezed painfully hearing him say the one word she never heard from his

ran a hand through his hair, leaving it in a messy tousle as he looked at her. “Why can’t you just admit your mistakes? Why have

she was standing right in front of him, staring

in his eyes.

of. And the day you realize that, just keep in

in the office as they stared

his head in disgust, he turned and walked out of her office.

of his car, Kris was simmering with frustration and confusion. How could Thalassa have denied sleeping with another man the night before their wedding even

raw shock and confusion on her face when he showed the pictures to her. The way her eyes widened, the tremble in her voice–it had

she told him so passionately that she never cheated on him, her voice had

into his hair. He’d had those pictures verified himself, so

stepped on the pedal and drove to the Miller Mansion. Karen had chosen to be a housewife, so she was home most of the time to

met his aunt Cynthia in the