Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 129 Sydney frowned. "I'm busy." Caleb chuckled. "Then I'll let myself in?" He didn't think much of it. Even though Sydney had moved out, she was still his wife. Once he resolved things with Penelope and Sydney calmed down, life would return to normal. To him, entering her place felt natural. He asked only out of courtesy. Only then did Sydney remember she had never changed the smart lock password after moving in. Annoyance flared. She quickly stopped him. "No.

I'll come back now." Ever since leaving Viridian Garden, she hadn't wanted Caleb anywhere near her private life except for unavoidable obligations. In her mind, home was a space reserved for the closest people. If Caleb went inside, she would feel exposed, violated. After hanging up, she looked up to find Julian watching her with idle amusement. His flawless face practically said, "Try standing me up and see what happens." Sydney hesitated. "Could you drop me at Haven first? I need to sign for something." Julian's smile was cold. "Sign for Caleb, you mean?" "He's not a package," she replied.

bother arguing. In Julian's eyes, she was a lovesick fool. Unless she could throw a divorce certificate in his face, anything she said would sound like denial. Yet she couldn't even get that certificate. Perhaps disgusted by what he saw as her pitiful attachment, Julian lounged back in his seat, his aura dark

you think Ms. Wilson will finally wake up? Caleb defended that mistress right in front of her at the hotel. How is she still not giving up? One call from him and she runs over."

the armrest. One, two, three, four, five, six.... When Sydney stepped out of the elevator, Caleb was already waiting by her door. The setting sun filtered