After Divorcing my Captain Husband (Chloe and Michael) novel Chapter 410

Chapter 410 Uncovering the Truth

But just as he was about to reach out, Asher grabbed him from the side.

"What are you doing? You're divorced. Chloe's single now. If you act now, it'll be a messy situation!"

While Asher held him back, Chloe had already linked arms with James and walked inside.

Standing by James' side, Chloe watched as men around him tried to strike up conversations, but he ignored them all, fixated on something.

"Are you a glutton for punishment? She's getting married, and you're here."

James choked, staring at her. "I bet Michael doesn't know your baby belongs to him, does he?"

Chloe glared at him. "Petty!"

The wedding was scheduled for noon, and it was now ten-thirty, about to begin.

The guests who came were somewhat notable in the city, and Chloe recognized a few faces.

Wesley spotted her and walked over.

"Ms. Nelson."

"Mr. Jenkins, I've talked to Candy about that."

Wesley looked slightly nervous but nodded politely. "Thank you, Ms. Nelson."

"Ms. Nelson, the Opal Group's collaboration requires your personal signature."

When it came to work, Chloe was serious. "Alright, Mr. Jenkins, I'll make time to come over."

Michael stood nearby, eyes fixed on Chloe, almost burning a hole through her.

Asher stood in his way. "Stop staring!"

Once divorced, go find your mom; once the shovel breaks, go eat.

When the wedding march began, both Chloe and James looked towards the stage.

Maggie already had elegance, and now in her couture gown, she looked stunning.

James couldn't take his eyes off her.

Chloe stood beside him, feeling like a sculpture, utterly superfluous.

The two newlyweds walked to the front, where the host was already asking them to recite their wedding vows.

Everyone present turned their gaze towards them.

The host ask, "Through poverty and wealth, sickness and health, do you pledge to spend your life with him, to be his wife till death do you part?"

Chloe thought of her marriage to Michael.

They had never had a wedding; they had just shared a meal at the Shawn Manor.