The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 329

Justin’s heart fluttered as he turned away from Bella, an uncontrollable smile playing at the corners of his lips. Yet, in that very moment, courage failed him, and he couldn’t bring himself to face her.

Christopher’s lips were pressed tightly together. There was a storm in the depths of his eyes. Despite the tumultuous divorce between Bella and Justin that had turned their world upside down, he still sensed the subtle, tangled emotions lingering between them, subtly pulling at the threads that bound them.

“Justin, since you’re here, speak your mind before you leave.”

Bella’s expression was cold as she took a step forward and stared at Justin, who stood with a perfect posture. “Don’t sneak around like a thief. I’m afraid I’ll have nightmares tonight.”

A hint of bitterness rose in Justin’s throat as he turned to face her, each word spoken deliberately. “It’s nothing. I’ve just been suffering from insomnia these past few days.”

Bella frowned, unable to comprehend the inevitable connection between his visit to Hatchbay and his insomnia.

‘Could his insomnia really be related to me?’ Bella thought.

Bella was speechless. ‘How could he blame everything on me? To be fair, I didn’t mess with him!’

“If you have insomnia, try sleeping pills or counting sheep. Coming here won’t solve anything.”

“It’s already solved.”

be able to

he turned away again and left.

blankly at his somewhat desolate figure until the black sports car vanished completely into

“What a psycho!”

Justin suddenly felt an overwhelming wave of exhaustion. His encounter with Bella had left him emotionally

the car crackled with restlessness as he watched Bella and Christopher

picked up his phone and dialed Ian’s

Salvador, any instructions?”

“Investigate.”

Ian was utterly

Iversons, as well as the relationship between

captivated. I don’t believe their

sir! I’ll get right on it!”

tone was suddenly more cheerful. Mustering his courage, he mumbled, “If you had trusted the young madam earlier, how could she have left

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