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Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO novel Chapter 1221

Summary for Chapter 1221: Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO

Summary of Chapter 1221 – A turning point in Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO by Georgina A.

Chapter 1221 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO, written by Georgina A.. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

Emmy’s eyes shot wide open.

She hated it when he tried to kiss her during an argument. It just made everything inside her messier. How could she ever think straight about what was actually wrong between them like this?

“Let go… mmph!” Her protest was muffled as she pushed at James’s chest. It was useless. Her hands might as well have been swatting at a wall. He barely felt it, and instead, something wild in him only seemed to wake up at her resistance.

James tightened his arms, crushing her closer. She could hardly breathe. Her pulse raced as he seized the moment, forcing past her clenched teeth, deepening the kiss until it was all heat and intensity. He left no space between them, no room for her to get free.

Emmy snapped. She bit down, hard.

The metallic taste of blood flooded her mouth. James jerked in pain and finally let go. He looked at her, breathing ragged, a line of blood trickling from the corner of his mouth. It made the sharp lines of his face look even more dangerous.

He wiped the blood away with the back of his thumb, his eyes shining red beneath his furrowed brow. His voice came out rough, almost broken. “So, what, have you really fallen for that blond guy?”

Emmy sucked in a shaky breath. She glared at him, heart pounding, her eyes filling up with hurt and anger. “James, you are such an ass.”

He flinched, and suddenly all that bravado just seemed to crumble away. His shoulders slumped. He gave a bitter little laugh, looking anywhere but at her. “I knew it. You and him, you tech people have so much in common. There’s always something to talk about.”

“He’s… young. Smart. He probably suits you better. Not like me, a guy who only knows how to fight.”

Emmy couldn’t even find words for this. He just never got it. He completely missed the point, as usual. She pressed her lips together, feeling a lump rise in her throat.

“Think what you want.” Emmy shoved him aside and yanked open the door. She walked out without looking back.

This time, James didn’t chase after her. He could only stare helplessly as her figure disappeared. The door slammed shut behind her, that harsh sound echoing through the room and slamming into his chest.

He stood frozen for a long time, then finally stumbled to the sofa and collapsed onto it. Leaning back, he covered his eyes with one arm, blocking out the lonely grayness spreading behind them.

The room was silent. Time stretched.

Eventually, Keaton slipped in, moving as quietly as possible. He hesitated before whispering, “Sir…”

No answer.

He tried again, a little louder. “Sir?”

How could he say those things? Did he honestly think she was cheating on him? He was the one who couldn’t draw a line. He was the one who let Mercedes get between them.

How was that her fault? If Mercedes really was just a sister to him, Emmy would’ve been fine with helping out. But that woman was never just a sister. And James knew it. Still, he let her hang around, let her keep pushing and interfering, even dragging her along with him to “clear things up.”

Reaching her room, Emmy stopped and leaned against the door for a moment. She closed her eyes, forcing deep breaths that did nothing to calm the storm inside. After a few tries, she swiped her key and went in.

Harlene and John were waiting on the couch. The second Emmy stepped inside, Harlene jumped up, her face all concern.

“Emmy! You’re back! Are you okay? We saw you in the hall—” She cut herself off, her eyes catching on something.

John’s face shifted instantly, worry flashing across his features. He got up fast, moving to her side.

Both of them stared at the same spot.

There was a smudge of blood at the corner of Emmy’s mouth. The red stood out, stark and horrible, against her pale skin.

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