Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 10

Miranda had finally reached her breaking point. Even if it meant abandoning her legal career, she couldn't stand idly by and watch her best friend be humiliated right in front of her.

Just as she was about to charge forward, swinging her purse as a weapon, Mila grabbed her arm with surprising strength.

"Mila! Let go of me! They're bullying you right here in the open. If he dares to cheat in broad daylight, why shouldn't he get exposed? That scumbag!"

Ignoring the sharp pain in her shoulder, Mila tightened her grip, sweat beading on her forehead. "Calm down, look at the street corner."

Miranda paused, her gaze shifting in the direction Mila indicated.

At the intersection, four or five black cars had pulled up, their windows rolled down to reveal stern-faced men in suits, exuding an intimidating presence.

It was clear who they were there for.

Leonard extended his hand again, his expression unchanged. "Madam, you're always wise. You know what needs to be done."

Miranda was stunned, disbelief etched on her face. "Aren't you two married? How could this happen..."

marriage; it looked more

had deteriorated

understood there would be no

his wife, was being pressured by his men, he was leaning comfortably beside his

The irony was bitter.

and when she opened them again,

Leonard. "Assistant Leonard, I can delete the photos from my phone, but Miranda didn't

need to verify that myself," Leonard replied,

"Absolutely not."

stood her ground, her voice firm. "If you're so bold, you might as well kill me here in front of Lysander

a lively street lined

already started watching the commotion, with

quickly escorted away by the suited bodyguards from the cars. Tonight's events would not be publicized, but if something serious happened, it couldn't be

Leonard remained silent.

Lysander didn't care for Mila, she was still the legitimate wife of Montgomery Holdings' CEO. This was as far

security cameras outside a nearby bar. "I've told you, my