Watch Me Win Alpha (Olivia and Ethan) novel Chapter 362

Chapter 362

“It’s the only shot we have.” Helen shrugged. “Alexander will only accept the breakup if Olivia initiates it.”

Neil didn’t like this plan very much, but he ultimately agreed to it. He didn’t want to fight with his wife and would rather leave his son to his own devices, but he knew from experience that Helen wouldn’t let any of this go until she got her way.

“I’m only agreeing to this if you promise not to hurt our son in the process,” Neil warned his wife.

Helen jerked back like she had slapped him. “What kind of mother do you think I am? Of course, I’m not going to hurt him. Olivia isn’t right for him. A mother knows these things.”

Neil shook his head, not convinced in the slightest by his wife’s claims.

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Alexander drove back to his apartment, his head so crammed with thoughts that he was starting to develop a headache. On the way, he got a call from his tech guy who had been looking into a matter for him.

“Sir, I found evidence that Jess had sent a message to Olivia’s phone last night,” the tech guy revealed.

Alexander’s hands gripped the steering wheel as he thanked the tech guy for his hard work and hung up.

He shook his head, his trust in his mother plummeting. Despite her innocent act, Alexander knew that his mother had something to do with Jess coming back to the city.

And he was going to prove it.

*Olivia*

I stumbled into my apartment after the taxi dropped me off.

My checks heated as memories floated into my muddled brain. Even as I tried to recall everything that happened after I slammed those shots of sake, everything began to slip away. It was like trying to catch smoke with my bare hands.

I sort of remembered Alexander and I kissing in his car, but I couldn’t remember what we said

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before or after. All I knew was that I had probably embarrassed myself. I chugged a glass of water and tried to stop my head from spinning. Then, I took a cold shower, which helped clear some of the fog in my head.

Wrapped in my favorite fluffy pink robe, I collapsed onto my bed, thankful that I had just changed the sheets. For nearly an hour, I attempted to fall asleep, but I couldn’t stop my racing thoughts. When I sat up, my stomach didn’t protest, so I looked in the fridge and my cabinets but I didn’t have anything to cat.

I called Ava, and she agreed to come pick up to go to the diner near my apartment. I dressed in my most comfortable pair of black sweatpants and an old T–shirt displaying a band I never listened to anymore. Ava looked pretty in a pink tracksuit, her short hair pinned back with a large pink headband.

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