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The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride novel Chapter 1821

Chapter 1821

Winston arched an eyebrow as he entered the cozy kitchen, a smile on his lips. “Congrats on the new pad, Rose”

“Thanks a lot.”

“Except that your neighbor is still me

Rose smiled and said. “Actually, I owe you one for scouting this place out for me”

She shut the door behind them, following Winston into the kitchen. It’s kinda ironic, isn’t it? I invite you over to The R City, and you end up finding my new digs ‘c2

Winston placed the grocery bag on the countertop, a smirk playing on his face. “Well, when it comes to social connections, us guys have a bit of

an edge”

He couldn’t shake the guilt he felt towards her. That damned witch Chloe, always assigning tasks and then skirting the blame when things went

south

“Why don’t you hang back while I get things sorted? I’ll give you a holler when it’s ready.”

“You sure you don’t need a hand?”

She shook her head, her voice light. “The world’s simplest meal is just stew.”

Winston didn’t press further.

True to her word, it wasn’t long before Rose called him to the dining room. Stepping in, Winston couldn’t help but marvel. Women were truly magical creatures – in such a short time, she’d transformed the entire table into a feast. The pot in the center bubbled with inviting steam, casting a cozy glow around the room.

“All set already?”

“It’s just a matter of washing some veggies. Have a seat.”

He did as told, watching as Rose busied herself with adding food to the pot and adjusting the heat. It wasn’t long before she served him a plate of food

Winston watched her careful movements, a mysterious smile playing on his face.

“Back at Summit Ridge University, there was this girl whom no one dares to provoke. She was elegant, delicate, and assertive It’s hard to believe that the once famous figure on campus, known for her charisma, has now become so homely, especially with such a caring nature”

Rose paused, setting the fork aside. “Nobody owes me anything. And no one has the obligation or duty to look after me You’ve got to have some life skills, or you’ll starve living alone”

He looked at her for a moment longer, then picked up his fork, diving into the stew with enthusiasm. “Hmm, this is genuinely both healthy and convenient – and delicious to boot. There’s nothing quite like this.”

She burst out laughing, caught off guard by his praise. “Arent you exaggerating a bit?”

The taste is spot–on, and if we’re being honest, it’s all thanks to the chef”

Rose rolled her eyes, feigning annoyance “You’re laying it on thick. Can’t you be a bit more genuine?”

“It’s all heartfelt, really I ran it through my mind several times before saying it. If I kept it in any longer, my thoughts would’ve started to tre

With her back of her hand pressed to her forehead, Rose laughed uncontrollably, her shoulders shaking with the effort to contain herself. “Men

are natural liars”

Winstons lips curled into a slight smile as he watched her “Your veggies are ready”

She looked up, glanced at the pot, and reached for the spoon.

The hospital staff didn’t dare stop Morrison as he stormed out his assistant trailing behind, trying to offer was already descending the steps, his figure disappearing into the car

she given his qonation. But

He drove back to the villa at breakneck speed only to find it shrouded in darkness. A frown creased his bion. He watched the spare key bum flower pot by the door and entered the silent house

When he opened the door, it was pitch dark. The absence of light was a bad omen. He alwa but now it was off But she just told him that she was at home Was she playing her for a fool

He didn’t bother to remove his shoes as he made his way upstairs The motion

draped in darkness Flicking on the light he found it empty along with the guest rooms and the study

leaving the living room light an

in the hallway, but his bedroom was end

His face grew taut as he realized that all of Roses belongings were gone her laptop her notes, the trinkets on her deak, even her parenting books The closet was bare of her clothes, and the bathroom was emptied of her personal belongings

All the toiletries in the bathroom, toothbrush, towels, hairdryer, even the comb and harpes – absolutely everything of hers was gone, nothing wa left behind.

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The living room was missing her cup, her shoes, her dog, and all her decorative pieces. In the kitchen, her plates, utensils, and even her spices

had vanished.

Standing in the hollow living room, Morrison felt his anger seeping away, replaced by a deep, unsettling dread. He finally took out his phone, his call log flooded with Rose’s name. Most of the calls didn’t go through, except for the first one, with a call record lasting a mere thirty–six seconds. In the end, she hung up his call for a dog

The sofa…

His lips pressed into a thin line as he dialed the number, his heart heavy with an emotion he couldn’t quite name

The phone rang just as Rose was dropping noodles into the boiling pot. Her hands moved a bit faster at the sound, and Winston set down his fork to answer it “Let me take care of that. You get the phone”

“You sure you know how?”

Winston raised an eyebrow at her. “You gotta give me some more credit than that”

Rose gave an apologetic smile, handed him the noodles, and went to the living room. The caller ID made her hesitate, but she took a deep breath before picking up

“What is it now?”

“Where are you?” Morrison’s voice was eerily calm, a stark contrast to his usual temper. This calmness made his underlying cold fury all the more perceptible.

“At home”

“Which home?” Before she could finish, Morrison cut in.

Rose paused for a few seconds. “You’ve been discharged?”

“Where are you right now? His tone was as flat as ever, not the stillness of a windless lake but the ice of a frozen sea, every word heavy with

chill

Instead of answering directly, Rose said, “If you’re out of the hospital, we should no longer delay our divorce. Everything has been said. It’s a good thing for both of us, so let’s get it over with. Besides, someone has been waiting for you. I’ve already spoken to Megan and Molly They shouldn’t interfere with you and Mona anymore.”

She hesitated, then added, “Morrison, I’ve tried to make amends as best as I could. There’s not much left to say. I don’t want to make an enemy of anyone, least of all you I was wrong before, and I’m truly sorry.”

It was nearing ten o’clock when a knock came at Rose’s apartment door Living alone, especially pregnant, she had opted for a simple one–story layout, so the knock was loud and distinct. Startled awake, she quickly pulled on a cardigan and opened the door, with her little dog Moon scampering to her side, barking at the visitor

“Who is it?”

“Rose”

Morrison’s voice, deep and frosty, came through the door, making her frown. As expected, he was able to find her doorstep in just two hours.

“What do you want this late?”

“Open the door”

Rose hesitated for a moment “We could meet at City Hall tomorrow.”

“Are you opening it or not?” His voice carried a clear threat.

Rose didn’t respond, but suddenly there was a sound of another door opening

“Ah, you’re out of the hospital?”

Morrison spun around to see Winston standing in his doorway, wearing a gray bathrobe loosely tied, showing off his well–built physique.

The sight made Morrison’s typically stoic face tense with anger, the veins on his forehead bulging

He turned back toward Winston, his whole body radiating a dangerous aura.

“Did you bring her out here?”

Winston neither confirmed nor denied. “I did help her find the place.”

Morrison’s face grew even colder, his jaw muscles tensing visibly. He pulled something from his pocket, and Winston’s eyes narrowed, a smile touching his lips. “Do you know she’s still my wife?”

Winston nodded. “But from what I hear, not for much longer”

A punch thrown with all the force of a gale landed squarely on Winston’s face. He took it head–on, stumbling back against the wall with a grunt Wiping the blood from his lip, he tightened the tie of his robe and stood up to face Morrison head–on.

The smile vanished from Winston’s face as he swung back at Morrison

Two handsome men were brawling in the hallway, and Rose, standing behind her door, could hear the scuffle. It was clear what was happening and she flung the door open

in front of her the men were locked in fierce combat, punches slicing the air with force. Morrison, heir to the Witt family, was trained from a young age Winston was clearly at a disadvantage, another punch sending him to his knees. He leaned heavily against the corridor wall, gasping for

breath

Momson didn’t fare much better. His suit was no longer in shape, and his hair was disheveled. She had never seen han en such a disheveind and certainly not Winston in such a state either

It took Winston a moment to find his humor, a wry chuckle escaping him as he said “I gotta admit, I’m theiled we had this brave?

He pushed himself off the wall, standing tall despite the obvious cuts marring edge as he looked at Morrison It proves I’m a real threat to you doesnt

split up. i stop at nothing to have her

handsome face His gaze was candid vet goed with a sardong

I be worned about me, becau

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