Breaking Free From Mr. Ceo novel Chapter 59

Chapter 59 

As Rosalie stepped inside, she immediately spotted Anya sitting in a private room, her husband Kaleb by her side. 

In both this life and the last, Rosalie couldn’t help but feel a twinge of envy every time she saw Anya. 

Anya had always been well–protected–first by her brother, Julian, and now by her husband, Kaleb, who doted on her endlessly. With two such strong protectors behind her, Anya lived her life exactly how she wanted, never having to worry about a thing, 

Rosalie, on the other hand, had everything that seemed enviable to the outside world. She was the heiress of the Talley family, the mistress of the Galloway family. 

To everyone else, her status was untouchable. But only she knew the truth–this past year of marriage had drained her, suffocating her, making her feel like she was living a be, 

The thought darkened her eyes, pulling the light from them. 

“Rosalie, you’re here. Come on over.” Anya’s voice broke through her thoughts, cheerful and inviting.. 

Rosalie snapped back to reality, forcing a smile on her lips as she stepped forward. “Anya, Kaleb 

Although Rosalie and Julian were preparing for divorce, she couldn’t help but maintain the usual warmth she felt toward Anya and Kaleb. They were like her best friends, after all. 

“Come on. The moment I heard Scan mention you’re divorcing that jerk Julian, I couldn’t help but get excited and want to celebrate” Anya poured Rosalie a drink, handing it to her. “What made you finally come to your senses and want to divorce that douchebag?” 

As Julian’s big sister, Anya couldn’t stand the way he treated Rosalie 

Anya thought to herself, Julian’s never loved Rosalie in the first place. So why did he marry her? He married her and then treated her like an afterthought–demanding she cater to him like some sort of saint. What a joke 

As the older sister, Anya couldn’t stand to see her spoiled little brother act so foolishly. 

She’d tried to talk some sense into him multiple times, but Julian never listened–her words went in one ear and out the other. He never took her advice seriously.