Attracted By My Ex-wife

Initially reeling from the shock, Anne regained her composure and ran up to Sam. She knelt down to check if he was alright. She saw the blood flecking his lips. A mix of guilt and sympathy appeared in her beautiful eyes.

"Sam, are you okay?"

Sam looked a little embarrassed, which made Anne feel sorry for him.

Knowing she turned him down, Sam still did this for her. Anne really didn't know how to face him.

"Don't worry about it, Anne. I'm fine."

Sensing the concern in Anne's tone, Sam wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth. Then he stood up and glared at Kevin.

Anne got to her feet and did the same. There was an arctic chill in her gaze.

"Why did you hit him?"

This man was nothing but a violent animal. How could he hit someone? It was really too much.

"Why? Do I need a reason to hit someone?"

'Damn it! Why is she so concerned with another guy? She is good at trying my patience!

It seems that she doesn't even know whose woman she is. How could she care about another man in my presence? She really doesn't care about me at all,' Kevin thought angrily.

"Why are you acting like this? This isn't your house, Kevin. Please leave."

Listening to Kevin, Anne became even angrier. 'This man is just impossible! Probably the worst in the world!'

"Come with me!"

He traveled here intending to bring Anne home with him. It was a simple command. If she agreed to it, he'd have no more reason to be here, and leave as he was asked.

"No. I'm not going anywhere. Not with you, anyway. Remember the agreement? We're nothing to each other now. Leave me alone!"

Anne said coldly, without any hesitation.

"You really want me to drag you away?"

Kevin's handsome face was joyless, and anger festered in his black eyes. This woman was being ridiculous. She kept turning him down.

Drag? Did he really say that?

What right did he have to treat her like this? How could he do that?

"Mr. Kevin, now you've gone too far. Anne told you straight up that she didn't want to go with you. Do you like forcing yourself on others? Find a new hobby."

long enough. His overbearing manner grated on the doctor. Sam once again pulled Anne

What gives you the right

had a trace of disdain in his eyes. Anne was his woman. He could do

right? So why should you care, if you're

sneer, Sam looked at Kevin with intangible

Anne liked him. Sam really didn't know why. He had always been there for Anne, but

better in

convince her... If she completely gave up on Kevin, Sam might still

his best to

for my woman? Do you

sneered with disdain. His voice was as cold as death, and the

me to know, and you to find out. Anne doesn't want to go with you, Mr. Kevin. I

was clearly unwilling to even be around Kevin. Her firm tone bolstered Sam's

him you

to go, so it boiled inside him. He glared at Anne with a furrowed brow and gave her a direct

Anne bit her lip in dismay. She would never say those words to

just go away. Don't

She turned to leave.

Kevin was in a murderous rage.

glanced at Kevin and gave him a smug smile, and

okay?" his secretary said.

broken into a cold sweat,

gave the secretary

villa, there was a nonstop cacophony of thrown items colliding with the walls, floor, and everywhere else. The crashing sounds could be heard everywhere in the villa. The

going, smashing and bashing everything in sight. Lamps, dishes, it didn't matter to him. He didn't stop until everything in the living room had been reduced to smithereens. And now that

be good for your health," the secretary

many years, but he had never seen him so angry. He didn't have a clue about how

"Ungrateful slut!"

was sullen and terrible. He flew into a murderous rage every time he thought about

"Mr. Kevin..."

secretary frowned and wanted to say something more. He thought better of

Just spit it

the impatience in

that game, Mr. Kevin. I'm afraid you'll be mad if I

say what he wanted to say, but at the

So what do you think would do the

this moment, Kevin was wondering whether he should change secretaries. He needed people who could follow orders, and not worry about his

wrong approach with Anne. The more you push,

secretary sighed helplessly. If he were Anne, he'd

you say? Repeat what

secretary knew he had gone too far. He knew his boss cared for Anne a great deal. He wouldn't have gone to the lengths he did, otherwise. And no matter how angry