The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 1811

“Really? I’m not even allowed a glance now? I’ve seen more than my fair share in the past, and yet I’ve never caught a shadow of you.”

Momson’s face darkened to a stormy hue. This is my house, you wretch Coming in here and trying to seduce my wife, have you no shame?”

Winston scoffed dismissively “Mr Morrison, I’d think twice about those accusations if I were you. Maybe take a moment to reflect on your own escapades. Sneaking around behind your wife’s back with an old flame at some swanky hotel–what exactly was going through your head then?”

At that Momson’s complexion took on a sickly pallor, and Rose’s expression froze on her face

Grandma and Molly instantly furrowed their brows c2

Grandma’s face turned grave as she rose from the couch, demanding. What is this nonsense? Ex–lovers? Speak up!”

Morison squinted his eyes and, ignoring Grandma, addressed Winston with a chilled tone, “If we’re airing dirty laundry, should I bring up those cozy dinners you’ve been sharing with Rose?

“Why not?” Winston nodded readily ‘ll admit it, I’ve got a soft spot for Rose She was clueless about it until today She invited me to endorse her product, and when I flew in from P City, she took me out for a welcome dinner. Our relationship, either in the past or in the present, is nothing but transparent What about you, Mr. Morisont

“If it werent for the blessing of online media, perhaps no one would know that Rose is your lawfully wedded wife, night? All thanks to those online platforms. Your wife after marrying you, had to endure what rumors and mockery. Are you unable to see it, or do you simply not care at all?

If you paid her any attention, maybe she wouldn’t have been seen with me at all. Yes, we dined together but she’s not an ex of mine. I didn’t take her down memory places we used to eat and i didn’t play the gallant man I’ve heard of chivalry, Mr. Morrison, but have you ever shown a fraction of that to your own wife?

Winston spoke lazily, but his voice dripped with scom

Morrison’s face turned a shade of green, while Winston left him with no ground to stand on.

to

And Rose, who had tried not to care too much, now found herself awash with a bitter hurt as Winston deliberately brought it all up. She stood silently, unsure what to say or

do

She felt like an outsider in her own marriage.

She was entitled to an explanation from Morrison, yet she remained silent.

Out of fear

Afraid of being heartbroken, of being overwhelmed by sadness, afraid that every word, every expression from him, could so easily wound her

She didn’t want

Most of the time, she just wanted to live in the moment, even if it was a blur.

Like these past few days, clueless about the reasons or the future, she just wanted to bask in the moments with Morrison

Not to think too much, just to cherish the joy while it lasted

She never dared to ask for love from Monson

But the contradiction was there, the longer they were together, the more she craved, and she couldn’t ignore the barrier between them.

She had mentioned Mona before, but that conversation had faded into nothingness

Now, with Winston’s mention, under this tense confrontation, she truly didn’t know what Morrison might say, or how he might thoughtlessly hurt her

stood behind Momson, head slightly bowed, lips pressed tightly together, her whole body tense, palms chilling

pain that

expression growing even more severe ‘Morrison! I’m speaking to you! Who is this ex–lover you were

brow was furrowed, his demeanor icy. “Is this

rare coldness “Morrison, you need to clear this up is it

remained silent, but Winston added fuel to the fire Seems Mr. Morrison is quite the

dear Miss Mona”

of dizziness and a

with only

she be relieved or saddened?

to

that much to him

girlfriends would

some with feelings involved

harsh reality such things were commonplace, even

Monson he had

tightly forcing herself

avoid trapping herself in a

familiar sting

was the same attitude he had shown

relationship with Mor

her anger palpable, gripped her walking stick tightly her face tuning pale with fury. To she s b

eyes flared with impatience, tuming to face Grandma sharply ‘So what‘ if shea back, do i have to report to you and have

with rage. And what? You want her to stay in Il City for your convenience) to be witho your sight,

business, and what

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nor Winston, but from the usually

clue what you’re babbling about?! Molly was beside herself with frustration Have you forgotten that you re a marned man now? Look at the woman standing beside you–she’s your wife carrying your child for heaven’s sakel Grandma was right, why did you leave Mona back in R City? So she can pop up anytime she pleases? Where does that leave

mention of her name, the bitter taste of jealousy almost spilling river Her eyes despite her efforts, betrayed

his head around. Their gazes clashed, and Rose was startled by the icy anger in his eyes She flinched and took a step

for words in the end she could

Rose refused

felt both heartache and sympathy Grandma, in particular, was furious She

mind

you

force behind it

Rose called out, wanting to shield Morrison,

Grandma’s cane raised again, couldn’t be stopped

it was about to strike Rose Morrison instinctively turned and shielded

come Instead. Rose felt someone

his hold on Rose Mornson turned to see Winston holding back the cane with one hand and gripping

been in harm’s way. Winston said releasing Grandma’s cane and still holding onto Rose He met Momsons frosty gaze with a smirk “Don’t look at me like

today’s drama would’ve ended with me being the shameless homewrecker Thanks to you. I can stand here such legitimacy, while you, despite your night to resent me, have

say I

Do you really think

as he faced off with Winston, who was openly challenging him and expressing his feelings for Rose His pride and a

moved towards Winston, confronting him

a cold sneer ‘Let go

anger, which reached its breaking point. His handsome face twisted with rage, and he grabbed Winston’s collar, pulling hurt in close his

pain in a moment of distraction, a scuffle broke out Looking up, she