Unmasked My CEO Ex-Husband’s Regret novel Chapter 385

The perpetrator actually had the audacity to track down the victim and ask if she was taking things "too far"?

Elara wasn't even surprised, but she still found it utterly absurd. It was so ridiculous it was almost funny.

He was the one who made the mistakes, yet he constantly looked for someone else to blame. Standing on his non-existent moral high ground, throwing accusations to deflect his own guilt—wasn't this exactly what Julian had been doing to her and Melody this entire time?

She had already experienced the brunt of his hypocrisy. Why should this shock her now?

Elara didn't say a single word. The corner of her lips curled into a mocking smirk as she continued to stare at him with absolute indifference.

Julian stared back, but as the silence stretched on, the sheer hypocrisy of his own words finally registered. By pure reflex, he looked away.

Perhaps realizing that his evasion made his guilt too obvious, he forced himself to meet her gaze again. This time, he slammed right into Elara's unfiltered, raw disgust.

It felt as though Julian had been physically struck. A loud ringing filled his ears, and the blood roared in his veins. A suffocating wave of humiliation and rage washed over him, a dark, intrusive urge echoing in his mind, demanding that he obliterate the source of his profound shame.

Elara had remained on high alert the entire time. The moment she registered the volatile, dangerous shift in his gaze, she instinctually took several steps back, putting a safer distance between them.

Julian suddenly snapped out of his dark haze. He looked slightly dazed, like a man waking up from a trance, before he finally reacted. "I..." he started, instinctively trying to defend himself.

"We are simply following standard legal procedures. If you have an objection, file an appeal and tell it to the judge."

Elara impatiently cut off his excuses. "I respect The Final Decree handed down by the Shoreline County Courthouse."

"Elara!"

Julian frowned, looking at her with deep displeasure. "You know exactly what I mean."

"I don't know, and I don't care to know."

Elara's voice was like ice. "If you have an issue, appeal it. If you've finally come to your senses and are ready to divide the assets, have your people call my attorney to draft the settlement."

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