His Ex Wife Is A Billionaire

Chapter 639

Cassius stood there, his face a mask of impassivity, but inside, a storm was brewing.

Since last night? Until now?

He hadn’t slept a wink, guarding the door to his room all through the night.

Just to see him?

As his thoughts settled, Cassius couldn’t help but curl his fingers into his palms.

“Cassius, did I do something wrong? Did I say something I shouldn’t have? Please, tell me.”

Chasel couldn’t bear the cold silence any longer. His voice trembled with urgency as he reached to grab Cassius’s hand.

But Cassius stepped back sharply, leaving Chasel grasping at air, a chill sweeping over him from head to toe.

“Cassius”

“Dr. Bright.”

Chasel’s pupils shook. “What did you just call me?”

“Dr. Bright”

aloof demeanor as the untouchable heir of the Ashbourne family, “You’ve been through a lot these past days. My father’s condition has stabilized, and you’ve been in Skyrim for too long. You haven’t even been home to

as though a bullet had gone straight through his chest, his hand freezing midair. “Did Aunt Suri say something to you?“ Cassius shook his head. “What does Suri have to do with this? You’re overthinking

why are you driving me

abroad. I want to stay by your side forever. It doesn’t matter why, it doesn’t matter how, as long

you wish to stay longer in Silverlake Harbor, to keep company to Suri, then by all means stay. However, starting tonight, I’ll be residing in Elmsworth for a while. The equestrian hotel project back home is about to start, and I’ll be

Cassius turned and walked away, his determination as cold

rushed to him, embracing him tightly, tears strearning down his

you want me

hitched, and his mouth opened slightly, but no words came

me. I’ll do anything, just don’t

front of Cassius,

you, Dr. Bright. We

forsake the vast forest for my sake. And I am not just the CEO of the K Group, but also a devout Christian. Neither my position nor my faith would ever allow me to be with you. Even if one day I marry and have children, it would not be with a man. Stop wasting

heartless words flowed so easily.

than the last, like a series of gleaming daggers thrust

“Cassius, Chasel.”

the call, both their hearts

his jaw clenched tight, as he forcibly pried Chasel’s hands

took a deep breath and looked

if

Cassius responded, his