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What She Overheard in Her Own Marriage novel Chapter 424

Kaia was smiling as she chatted with Simon. Whatever they were discussing, she brought a hand to the corner of her lips, ducking her head with a soft, almost shy smile.

It felt as if a needle had just been driven straight into Finnian's heart. It wasn't just a suffocating tightness anymore; it was sheer, agonizing pain.

He had invited her to dinner with Brynlee that very afternoon, but she claimed she was working late, insisting the Cytogene project was urgent.

Now it was painfully obvious that her urgency was nothing but an excuse. The overtime was a lie. She just didn't want anyone interrupting her evening date with Simon.

Finnian tightened his grip on his daughter, his dark eyes turning icy. Dexter immediately picked up on his boss's shifting mood. The assistant scanned the area and, sure enough, spotted Kaia sitting by the window.

Sitting across from Kaia was a handsome, refined-looking young man, and the two were clearly enjoying each other's company.

Dexter's stomach dropped. Oh crap, this was a disaster waiting to happen.

Once they entered their private dining room, Dexter quickly fetched a menu. "Mr. Sanders, why don't you order some of Miss Brynlee's favorites?"

Finnian stared at the menu, but the words blurred together. He couldn't focus at all.

He had seen Kaia eat with other men before. Occasionally, she would have one-on-one meetings with male colleagues. But none of those instances had hit him with such a brutal impact as this one. It hit him like a ton of bricks that he and Kaia were truly over. He had even lost the right to be jealous.

Brynlee chattered happily beside him, poking her little head over and using her tiny hands to help turn the pages of the menu.

"Dexter, you help her pick. I need to use the restroom." Finnian was entirely distracted, his mind consumed by the image he had just seen downstairs.

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