His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 09

His 100% Loyalty Didn’t Last Forever Chapter 09

I frowned as I stared at Jase.

The dark circles under his eyes were obvious.

His beard had grown out, his hair was messy, and he looked like he hadn’t slept properly for days.

“Jase, why did you suddenly agree to the divorce?”

He bit down on his lower lip.

His voice trembled.

“I’m sorry.”

“To you…”

“And to Riley.”

“Everything was my fault.”

“I shouldn’t have let myself get tempted by something new.”

“I lost my mind.”

“I was blind.”

“I trusted the wrong person.”

Only then did I find out what had happened.

The night Jase made those carefully prepared meals for Hannah…

They crossed that line.

Hannah was young.

Beautiful.

Gentle and charming.

Jase had already started developing feelings for her.

Before that, even though he had stayed overnight at Hannah’s place, he had always kept his distance.

He always slept on the couch.

And Hannah had been pretending to be nothing more than a scared employee looking for help from her

manager.

She had been trying to get closer to Jase, little by little.

But then Lauren came back.

And fired her.

Hannah knew that if she didn’t make a move soon, she might lose her chance forever.

So while Jase still felt guilty toward her, she found an opportunity to lure him over.

A man and a woman alone.

Temptation took over.

And Hannah was the one who made the first move.

And just like that, the two of them slept together.

By the time Jase realized what he had done…

It was already too late.

Hannah cried and told him she only did it because she loved him too much.

She said she never wanted to destroy his family.

She even said she didn’t need him to take responsibility.

She wanted to treat it as a beautiful dream that belonged only to her.

But Jase couldn’t accept it.

Before this, he could stand in front of me and accuse me of overreacting.

Because he truly believed he had done nothing wrong.

He and Hannah had never crossed that line.

But now…

That was impossible.

Once a boundary was broken, it was broken.

There was no way to repair it.

Watching Jase cry and beg me for forgiveness…

I only gave a cold smile and signed my name.

“Jase, you were the one who gave her that chance.”

“If you had never opened that door, no matter how much she tried to manipulate you, she never could have

succeeded.”

Jase suddenly looked up.

His eyes were filled with regret.

Jase moved out.

He rented a place near the company.

Dorothy came to help him pack.

When she saw me, she only let out a quiet sigh.

She had divorced Jase’s father when he was young.

She raised him alone.

After Jase and I got married…

She sold the house in her hometown and bought an apartment in our building.

When I was pregnant, she came over and took care of me for a while.

Before Riley turned one, she often came by to help.

She had always been polite to me.

She never interfered in anything between Jase and me.

She only appeared when we needed her.

Jase didn’t have many belongings.

After everything was packed, Dorothy asked me to sit down.

She stared at the number above my head for a long time.

Then she said:

“Emma, I’m not going to convince you.”

“And I’m not going to defend Jase.”

“He brought this on himself.”

“If you ever need anything, call me.”

“You and Jase may be divorced…”

“But Riley will always be my granddaughter.”

Before leaving, she glanced at the number above my head one more time.

Jase and Hannah’s relationship couldn’t stay hidden forever.

Hannah often went to Jase’s rental apartment to see him.

Before long, everyone at the company found out.