The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 1313

A heart-warming sensation stirred within Justin.

He reached his hand behind Bella’s neck and pressed her toward him to deepen the kiss.

The old lady in the food truck turned away to clear some tables. She knew it was best to give the couple some privacy.

The sweet kiss between Justin and Bella was a punch in Christopher’s gut.

Christopher felt like his heart was ripped apart.

Taylor sighed glumly.

Anything could be obtained through effort and manipulation except love.

Christopher poured his heart and soul into Bella, but she threw herself at Justin anyway.

Justin did not deserve Bella.

Bella pulled back from Justin’s lips, her eyes glossy. She choked with sobs and said, “Things were tough for you, Justin. But that’s in the past now. The good life is waiting for us.”

“You make me the happiest man alive.” Justin pulled her into his arms and held her tight while dreaming of their beautiful future together.

He was not a romantic, nor did he know the right things to say.

However, Justin was willing to put in the effort to learn for Bella.

Bella nestled in his embrace and listened to his steady heartbeat. A lump was caught in her throat as she turned tearful.

“Are you crying, Bella?” Justin was surprised.

“It’s all your fault.” Bella nuzzled his chest and whined.

Feeling something stirring inside, Justin lowered his gaze and asked, “What’s wrong? Do you feel bad for your man?”

Christopher crushed his glasses with his bare hands and held them tight in his grip as the shattered glass pierced his skin. Blood crept out of the gap between his shaking fingers and dripped into the darkness.

Taylor was terrified.

The pair of glasses was Christopher’s personal item that he had had with him since Taylor began working for him.

Yet Christopher went as far as to destroy it. He was clearly hurting and furious.

“Didn’t you say that Wyatt couldn’t find Bella? Well, we have a clue now.”

Christopher opened his grimacing eyes and pulled out his phone to dial Wyatt’s number.

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The next day, James walked out of the prosecutor’s office after a long, hard interrogation. He was drained.