Breaking Free From Mr. Ceo novel Chapter 109

Chapter 109 

(with sobs, “Som after all the struggle to break free from loving him. I’m not diving back into that pain again. Eddie, it really 

ally hurts too 

had been hiding at the bottom of her eyes finally spilled over. 

Ever since she had a second chance to start over, she never really faced this topic head–on. but Eden confronted her with the question she had been dodging for days. 

That day, at Graham Villa, Julian asked her if her blood was cold 

She told hi 

him. It used to be warm, but it’s all burnt out now.” 

All the passion and warmth she ever had went to Julian, only to be met with his cold indifference, until she couldn’t feel the warnath anymore. 

Eden was caught off guard by Rosalie’s sudden tears. He had never seen her cry before, and it really shook him. 

He walked over, clueless about what to say. He just held her shoulders and gently parted her back, whispering. “If it hurts too much, just move onl okay?” 

“Yeah, I’ll move on. I won’t love Julian anymore,” she replied. 

After that phone call. Julian really hadn’t sought out Rosalie anymore, but Rosabe occasionally called Julian’s lawyer and urged them to file for daverer. 

Martin, the lawyer, got a headache every time Rosalie’s name popped up on his phone. 

He couldn’t fathom why the bug shot who initiated the divorce suddenly didn’t want to go through with it. Martin wondered if he was playing with him because he thought he was 

av overpaid. 

“Boss, Madam’s on the Ime again, Martin said, massaging his temples, viubly annoyed. 

“She pushing for the 

e divorce papers again?” Julian asked in an icy tone. 

“Ignore her” 

With that cold directive, Julian pushed open his office door and strode out, with a storm brewing in his eyes. Driving from Hawthorne University back to her private apartment Rosalie got an unexpected call from Edward. After their last unpleasant conversation, Edward hadn’t reached out anymore, making this call a surprise. Rosalie raised her eyebrows and answ 

answered, “Hi, Dad”