Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

“Since you’re Theo’s mother, I won’t expose the recording out of respect. However, if I ever catch you baselessly spreading fake rumors behind my back one more time, not only will I sue you for defamation, but I’ll publish this recording and expose your true colors for the world to see.

“I want everyone to find out what a horrible person Theo’s mother and Mrs. Allen of Allen Group is.“

With that, Luna turned around and walked out of the bathroom.

Celeste glowered at her with hatred seething in her eyes.

She was the mother of a world-famous artist and the Allen Group’s CEO’s wife. How could she let anyone treat her like that?

How could she let a b*tch like Luna threaten her? Celeste bit her lip and recalled what Alice had said to her earlier.

“This woman hurt herself with a cutting knife. It was just a small injury, but she kept pretending and coerced my husband into thinking it was a big deal. My husband values her as an employee very much, so he took her to the hospital multiple times and even spent the entire night by her bedside… Little did we know, this was just another one of her manipulation tactics…“

Celeste narrowed her eyes and fixated her gaze on Luna’s right shoulder.

out a bulge on her right

towards the hallway

Before Celeste could grab onto Luna’s shoulder, however, someone’s hand reached

to Samson, one of the new assistants that Luna had hired

flung Celeste away. “Director Luna’s shoulder is

Lynch Group will make you pay for it.

Celeste attempted until Samson stopped her. She turned around and smirked

glared at Luna, then at the man standing before her, who did not look

turned around and walked

watching Celeste’s retreating figure. Then, after a moment, she turned around and glanced at Samson. “What are you doing

Luna, you disappeared from our booth for such a long time that we got worried, so Irene and

person standing behind Samson. It was another

Plus, she had not spoken

name, Irene, with her phone at hand,

Luna sighed, turned around, and walked back toward their booth. “Come on, let’s go back