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

Chapter 103

There wasn’t just one article; there were several, along with videos spread across multiple news outlets, gossip magazines, and social media accounts.

Clark was instantly apologetic. “Forgive me, Lassa. I should’ve listened to you when you stopped me the first time. I shouldn’t have tried to kiss you again, especially in such a public place. I promise to have all of this taken down as soon as possible. I’m going to pull every resource can to-

”

“Clark… Clark… Clark!” Thalassa called out firmly to cut off his rambling. “It’s okay.”

“What? I thought you would be upset with me.”

Thalassa pursed her lips. “I’m not. And you don’t have to bother having anything taken down.”

“But… you’re not upset that people are saying we have a relationship when it isn’t true?”

“I knew the consequences that would come with finally revealing my identity to the world, Clark. I know that the paparazzi are always going to be in my space,” Thalassa said calmly.

first time she’d had pictures taken of her. The only difference was that normally, the paparazzi didn’t try to hide. So, this was a

would be upset with me, but thank you. Thank you for being so calm about this,” Clark said, still sounding stunned. “Either way,

would only tire yourself trying to get them taken down. Believe me, it’s okay. My private

Clark felt a sting from how she’d talked like it wasn’t even within the realm

ready for work, Clark. Can we talk later?”

I’ll see

about to scoot out of bed and go into the bathroom when Luisa held her by

you go after hearing Clark talk about how he shouldn’t have tried to kiss you ‘again‘? Come

was after he’d gotten stitched up. He told me that he still had feelings for me, and then he

happened last night,” Luisa said in wonder. “What happened? What did you say when he told you that he still had

else would I tell him? I told him the truth–that we couldn’t be together because I never

you feel when he kissed you?”

Thalassa answered with

away she had waited. Waited for the spark, the pull, and that coil in her stomach, but it never came, not to mention feeling anything close to what she felt