The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 96:

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Joshua was stunned.

Lilliana did too. Instinctively she reached out to touch his face, showing remorse.

Despite his strong character, he understood the meaning of pride for a man and regretted his impulsive action.

It had been nothing more than a momentary lapse.

Joshua's face darkened and he pushed his hand away. He fought to contain his anger and managed to say, "If you don't listen to me, fine. I'm exhausted. I'll sleep in the living room tonight."

Lilliana, still angry, turned away, unwilling to speak.

“If you leave now, don't bother coming back!” she declared. Joshua left despite her warning.

When the door slammed shut, Lilliana bit her lip in frustration.

Furious, she threw a pillow at the door and shouted, "Joshua, go to hell!"

She burst into tears. When her tears had passed, she began to reflect on recent events and realized that things didn't add up.

Since his divorce from Alicia, Joshua had become less attentive and passionate.

Was he tired of her or was there someone else?

His suspicions increased.

The time had come to investigate Joshua further.

The days flew by.

evidence provided by

the transactions, were insufficient to seriously damage Joshua's reputation. She had given him the money willingly

could

Caden had

Randolph, which led to no contact between them for almost half a

were these disagreements

must

mystery could be a turning point in

determination, Alicia was more determined than

his safety, she thought of Caden again. Although he was known for his cunning and playful banter, he had a unique

Reluctant to ask him again, Alice

Group headquarters, Caden was

noticed

introduction, Hank leaned over and asked quietly, "Mr.

a firm demeanor, simply

message from Alice,

was scheduled for the next day, and Caden was sure Alicia would attend. He wondered why he hadn't heard

Weren't you worried anymore?

to a close, Caden

up

"Do you have plans

do you ask?” Caden

social event tonight that might interest

paused briefly, recalling

invitations to me after the last

“Yes, you had

visiting

surprised. “Randolph? Really, Mr. Ward?