My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore

Chapter 10

Kimberly was a workaholic. Once she started any tasks, it was hard for her to stop.

Thus, she didn’t usually leave work on time.

When she returned to the Larson residence, it was already nine o’clock at night.

Before she even entered the courtyard, she heard a commotion.

Typically, the Larson residence was peaceful and quiet.

It seemed that her bratty cousin, Whitney, had started a fuss ai

When Esther heard Kimberly’s car pull into the courtyard, she hurriedly went over to welcome the latter.

“Ms. Larson, Ms. Whitney called her friends over for a party. As the staff, we couldn’t do anything about it…” Esther appeared horrified, fearing she would get in trouble for the unwarranted party.

She was the sole breadwinner of her family, so she was always meticulous with her work. She took care not to make the slightest mistake.

“Don’t worry, Esther. None of this is your fault, Kimberly replied.

She knew that no matter how bold Whitney was, the latter would never dare to get too rowdy in her room, much less cause a scene in the Larson residence, where the public. could see.

Kimberly initially assumed Whitney would not cause too much trouble since the latter was moving out in two days.

However, seeing how things were, Whitney would probably overstay her welcome if Kimberly did not do anything about the former’s antics.

“Evan, tell Whitney to end her party and have her friends go home immediately. I don’t want them disturbing the neighbor’s rest this late at night,” Kimberly instructed.

It was more appropriate to delegate such tasks to Evan as he was the butler of the Larson residence.

With that, Kimberly retreated to her room, bathed, and put on a face mask.

She didn’t expect Whitney to still be partying at that point.

It was evident that she had to take drastic measures, regardless of the consequences.

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Kimberly took a glass of cool water and knocked gracefully on Whitney’s door.

The latter thought it was Evan, who had come back to end their party.

She screamed from inside the room. “Quit knocking! Do you have a death wish?”

As soon as she opened the door, Kimberly poured the glass of water on her head.

that, they hurriedly slipped out of the house and

fled.

you like another glass?”

glass of water resembled kerosene,

crazy? Who do you think you are? You took everything away from me! My home, Larson Corporation, and Grandpa’s

confused she got. She mentally seethed. “This rotten cousin of mine must have had too much to drink. Whitney’s the one intruding in my home! How dare she have the guts to

as you! You claim that I’ve stolen from you, huh? Haven’t you heard of the saying, the dove occupies the magpie’s nest? My dad was the one who grew Larson

she was a child. Thus, she had never had to face any hardship in

she refused to

take your precious things from you one by one

would feel threatened

tone, “All

turned to leave immediately.

would be stooping to the latter’s despicable level.

to mention, Kimberly had declined to meet with her brothers today as she wanted

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to rest early.

never thought Whitney would be causing such a fuss upon her return. Now that she was fully awake,

being pregnant, Kimberly had

texted the “Protect Sis PLUS”

at the Royal Club in half

you said you

wrong! You’re going to have to

Vincent should get a

Simon: “+1”

David: “Got it.”

herself, “I’m truly lucky to have live older brothers to

if she had masochistic tendencies for choosing to stay with a man

an hour later, the five men were

one of David’s

siblings‘ secret meeting place.

been a long time since they’d met, the men rushed over to hug

was different after reinventing herself; she became more confident. In

the most considerate. Knowing that Kimberly was pregnant and couldn’t drink, he specially prepared milk imported

Kimberly said

a Samuel, were you sponsored to

pig, right?”

been tested for toxins. Please, have some,” Samuel responded with a

quick–witted and ran over to give Kimberly

48%

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was warm and

and Edward were usually quieter and more serious, but