er Cage

Years

istened to my uncle's demanding tone on the other en

fer ownership if Reyna and I are divorced. But we are still married," I explained, my voice rising in frustrati

for the past three years, threateni

ly tried to explain that I had no idea where she was or how she was doi

yet to find your wife. I gave you enough time to bring her back home but you

u must find her and bring her home. Failure to do that means you must transfer the company to me, o

is issue when it can be easily resolved between us?!" My g

s Cage, when you were getting married to Reyna. And_Two, you are being irresponsible because what sort of husband would let hi

do give a damn, and I am doing everything within my power to find out where she is, but it

are unable to do so, then this case would either be brought up in court, or you can decide to be wise by giv

round to lash out my frustration and anger but the double doors leading into the sitting room ca

demanding tone, "Where were you last night, Chloe?" I asked and she look

ght?" I asked and she walked past me in zig zags, heading upstairs as she responded

friends last night and asked where you were but they all said they had no idea.

r finger to my face, "You have no right whatsoever to ask such a ridiculous question, Alexander Cage. We are not married, an

n If I must! You hold no place in my life, Alex!" She sta

in its direction. There I saw Maddox, walking o

ntinued laughing at me, so I grabbed a pillow from the couch and threw it a

is mocking chuckle which annoyed me further while he set

aw left you." He said, and I silently slumped on the couch, massaging my temples cause I knew

d, shrugging as he took a bite of his pizza. "But hey, 'that's none of my business,' just like you always

on? Any problems?" I replied, my to

fe took over his properties and companies. But what's intriguing is that nobody kn

to do with me?" I scof

how many tycoons and billionaires will be at that party?" He stood

ex. If you say no, then I might have to agree with Chloe that you a

was already retreating, knowing all too

*

o the blabbermouth Maddox's relentless persuasion. I hadn't wanted to go at firs

ealized I had wasted so much time debating whether to go and what

re us the hall went silent, and every gaze was fixed on the stage as an elderly man d

efore he retired and put his late son as the successor to his company and prope

retired, sadly died in a tragic fire outbreak a few months back, which I am yet to recover from the loss of my only son. B

reveal," Maddox whispered, n

him a glare. Sometimes Maddox's childish antics le

son's wife and the sole heir of the Hudson propert

and there she was, walking confidently in a glittering black

looking more breathtaking than I remembered

addox and I whisp