The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 116:

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Caden hesitated to beat before Yankee opened the door and slipping out.

Alicia waited for Caden's footsteps to fade before she spoke, her gaze fixed on the closed door. “Are you staying tonight?”

Joshua's easy smile faltered. “That was only for Caden's ears. He wants everything that's mine. “I had to remind him that you’re mine and mine alone.”

Alice frowned, but remained silent, her emotions twisting into knots.

His feelings were a tangle, neither clear nor easy to decipher.

I hadn't agreed to Caden's request, but…

Why did the idea of ​​being alone with Joshua make her feel so guilty?

Meanwhile, Caden had just left the hospital and got into Hank's car.

Hank, who had been waiting for a while, had seen Joshua coming up the stairs earlier.

Noticing the dark cloud looming over Caden's head, Hank broke the silence.

"Mr. Ward, did you meet Mr. Yates?"

Caden's jaw tightened. Instead of answering, he simply ordered, “Take me to the apartment. “I need a shower.”

His voice was sharp and cold as ice.

Hank started the engine, looking at Caden in the rearview mirror. In an attempt to comfort his boss, he said softly, “You know, Mrs. Bennett is just acting with him; it's just a show. There’s no reason to be jealous.”

and narrowed his eyes. “Who said

his gaze back to the road.

Caden's car sped off into the night, Joshua emerged from the hospital, his

a hidden camera quietly retracted

man behind the camera spent no time and

Lilliana flipped through the pictures with

face, and although the car was not one of his

doing at the hospital?” Joshua, using a different car and moving

message buzzed back. “The only person related to Joshua in

skipped a

Alice?

had already discarded the

Joshua still had feelings for Alicia, why would he go through the trouble of divorcing her and getting

evidence was before his eyes, revealing everything he had

for any sign of another woman in Joshua's life, but all leads

fists in realization. Where were they

about it, the more worried

tormented her, until finally, in a fit of rage, she could bear it no longer. She broke everything she could: ornaments, vases, even the framed photo

floor. As she looked at the shattered memory, her anger turned to sadness. She fell to her knees, tears

Joshua returned, Lilliana had fallen into a restless sleep, her breathing labored

expression darkened as he took in the

word,

body tensing and

hoarsely,

too weak to fight him off. His hold was unbreakable, and his lips pressed against her skin as her resolve broke once more. She began to cry, her

an undertone of concern. "What

“Joshua… of all people, why Alicia?” Her voice shook with