The Divorce Prescription

Celine's heart skipped a beat when she heard Adam was taking Carly home. Did this mean they would be spending the night together?

Carly smiled brightly. "Celine, take your time with Mr. McCormick. Adam and I will be heading back now."

She turned to Adam. "Adam, let's go."

Adam's gaze lingered on Celine for a moment. Without a word, he turned and walked away with Carly.

Once they were out of sight, Owen spoke up, "Mr. Alvarez really has poor taste. I don't understand why he likes Carly."

Celine offered a faint smile, staying quiet. Matters of the heart were never simple. Carly might be foolish, but Adam still loved her-proof enough of his sincerity.

"Just wait until Carly discovers who you truly are the founder of Alpite Pharma, the country's largest publicly traded medical company. I'm sure she'll be utterly speechless."

Celine could already picture the stunned expression on Carly's face when that moment came.

"Mr. McCormick, let's leave it at that for now. I need to keep my identity under wraps for the time being."

"Understood."

"I'm heading back now."

"Take care."

Jupiter Heights when she crossed paths

taking a jab. "Celine, are you spending

Celine remained silent.

best wishes to Adam and me. We're in for a wonderful night together," Carly added, her

replied, "Funny, I spent

What?

smile vanished in an instant. Her body tensed, as though a jolt of electricity had hit her. "Wait, are you saying you and Adam spent

in his bed last night. If that bothers you, maybe it's time to rethink

"You-"

could I forget? Of course, you wouldn't mind. You're always following me around, picking up

turning crimson as Celine's words cut through her. No one else could manage to

Carly spoke up, "Adam, did you hear what Celine

Celine's, her clear, unwavering eyes locking onto his without the slightest

with different women every night is a fast way to

his lips pressing into a

her hand to slap her. "Celine, how dare you talk to Adam like that? Let's see if you can still be smug after

before her palm could make contact,