When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

Hunter tugged at his tie when he saw Emery walk into the elevator. His anxiety was even more palpable now.

“Did you invite her here?” I asked solemnly.

Hunter glanced at me but remained silent, his expression even more somber now.

I had had enough of his aloofness and could no longer control the rage that had been boiling inside me. “I knew you were good at teaching, but now I know you’re even better at breaking promises.” The words came out of my mouth dripping with sarcasm.

Hunter continued to stay silent, though his face had turned red with anger.

“Emery is my best friend, and I hope you don’t forget what you’ve said before, Mr. Zane. I don’t wish to see a repeat of what happened today.”

I knew firsthand how humiliating it was to be provoked by homewreckers. I couldn’t stand aside and let Hunter and Delilah play Emery like a fool.

My words had pushed Hunter over the edge, and he was about to object when the elevator doors opened. Emery lifted her gown and walked out, still as graceful as ever.

from noticing the rage in my eyes, I lowered

longer needed to keep a smile on her face. “What have you been talking about?”

hold her hand. “It’s been a long day. Why don’t we head home early to rest? The staff

Scarlett home first,” Emery

being in the same car as them, especially after the tension between Hunter and me. “No need, our

bade farewell to me and took their

their retreating figures, I couldn’t help but let out a deep

did Hunter still go astray despite having such a

you stare anymore, she’s going to know something’s

so suddenly that it gave me a scare. He cut a dashing figure as always, with

act threatening and squinted at him. “Oh? So you’ve

sighing. “Your acting skills are terrible. I wonder how Armond even fell for them in the past?” he asked while

immediately, afraid that there might still be reporters lingering around. If anyone realized that our divorce was a farce,

and confirming that it was just Ashton and me, I finally relaxed a little. “Armond fell for my act because he was afraid of losing me as his bargaining chip. That had nothing to do with