Divorced the Cheat Married the Fleet (Camilla and Lance) novel Chapter 365

“Lance, Camilla, Shirley, what are you all doing together?” Sarah finally broke the silence, her voice full of surprise.

Shirley couldn’t look up. She stared at the floor, face swimming with guilt, refusing to meet Sarah’s eyes.

Lance didn’t bother with any sort of greeting. He jumped straight to the point. “Sarah, I heard I’m your fiancé. Since when? Why am I always the last to know?”

He wasn’t subtle about it, either. Shirley, hearing him say that, finally realized the truth. Sarah lied to her. The whole supposed engagement was just a story Sarah made up. Realizing that made embarrassment burn hot across Shirley’s cheeks.

Sarah’s own gaze flickered before she tried to cover it up. “Lance, Camilla is here with us. Are we really going to talk about this now?”

“Don’t try to sidestep it. There’s nothing between us for you to hide. Sarah, are you spreading gossip about me behind my back?” Lance asked, his tone cool and sharp.

Sarah was always so skilled at playing innocent, but now her smile looked more like a grimace. Still, she kept up the act, a laugh escaping her lips. “Lance, what’s that supposed to mean? When did I ever trash your reputation? Did someone get to you with some crazy rumor?”

She never actually answered his questions, just quietly deflected every accusation. Even now, with everything out in the open, she was still joking around.

Lance stared her down, feeling like he was fighting with a shadow. He could never grab hold of anything solid. Every word felt like a punch thrown into thin air, leaving him tense and frustrated.

Camilla placed her hand gently over his, a quiet touch to calm him down.

Shirley watched Sarah carefully, catching all the little signs—her confusion, her avoidance, her refusal to meet anyone’s eyes. She remembered all the times Sarah had come to her crying, and now, seeing the way Sarah was acting, Shirley felt something wasn’t adding up. In that moment, it all clicked for her. Sarah had lied, and worse, she’d used her.

Shirley wanted so badly to call it all out, but memories of their friendship crept in, making her hesitate.

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