His Ex Wife Is A Billionaire

Thaddeus didn’t have time to dwell on the shock.

The cliff beneath him was collapsing!

“Ilana! Quick!”

In his panic, Thaddeus blurted out a name he hadn’t spoken in years.

Evadne’s pupils shrunk as her heart pounding wildly.

This call mysteriously injected her with a strange strength that allowed her to scramble to the edge of the cliff at the last moment, throwing herself into Thaddeus‘ arms.

With a tightening grip, he held her as tight as he could.

Boom!

In the last second before the collapse, Thaddeus shielded Evadne with his body and rolled away at an incredible speed, narrowly escaping disaster.

“Uh!” He grunted in pain as his back slammed into a rock. The impact sent a cold sweat down his face, quickly blending with the rain.

“Are you hurt?” Evadne lifted her head from his chest, her eyes filled with worry as she looked at his pale face.

“No.” Thaddeus suppressed the pain, not giving away any signs of discomfort in his deep voice.

Evadne, still shaken, let her soaked body collapse against his heaving chest, taking a deep breath.

“Why didn’t you tell me?” Thaddeus looked at her, his wet lashes heavy upon his eyes, his voice hoarse.

“What?” Evadne’s heart fluttered as she avoided his intense gaze.

“Why didn’t you tell me our first encounter was thirteen years ago? Why didn’t you tell me you were the girl I saved here all those years ago?”

get the words out between his heavy breaths. The intense bitterness

and her face turned

called her llana? Was it

he remember at

his realization come thirteen years too

too late. She would

me, Evadne.

gripped Evadne’s chin, forcing her to meet his fiery

marry you in the name of Ilana, do you

her piercing words causing

He, of course, remembered.

She didn’t respond so

that the girl he saved as a joke, would appear in

it a secret, never

like you

to remember. I never hoped that you would. After all, I was always just a passerby in

Thaddeus‘ breath hitched.

he felt guilty. He saved her, yes, but he

girl had been thinking about him for thirteen years, yet he

coldly shut her out, cruelly

“I’m sorry.”

genuinely didn’t know that

you would still divorce

It doesn’t change the relationship between us. And, you don’t need to apologize.

why did you marry

the thought that had been tormenting him for so long,

in the past. What’s the point of dwelling on a marriage that ended without

eyes again, as if closing the door to her heart that had just slightly opened. She shivered, “Now

to a

and Thaddeus‘ phone had no signal!

sure that we’re on the wrong side of Misty Mountain, otherwise, we would have