Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon
Chapter 61

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Amber stormed into Alison’s office, her fury etched deeply on her face. The assistants who recognized

her as Alison’s friend didn’t attempt to stop her as she barged through the open door. The room fell silent as Amber and Alison locked eyes, and the expression on Alison’s face was charged with tension

and disbelief.

Alison, her surprise evident, mustered a smile as she greeted Amber. “Amber, I wasn’t expecting to

see you here. What’s going on? I thought you said you never wanted to see me again. Did you suddenly

miss your only friend? Are you here to apologize with a surprise visit?” she asked.

Amber didn’t respond with words. Instead, a sinister smirk curled on her l*ps as she dropped her bag

on the sofa, determined purpose radiating from her gaze. She closed the distance between them,

marching straight towards Alison’s desk. Without wasting another moment, Amber raised her hand and

delivered a resounding slap across Alison’s face.

Shock and pain flashed across Alison’s features as she instinctively held her cheek, a stunned gasp escaping her l*ps. “Amber, what in the world? What is the meaning of this?” she demanded.

The deadly glint in Amber’s eyes persisted as she smirked once again, channeling all her anger and

betrayal into her next a With no hesitation, she slapped Alison across the face for a second time, the sound resonating throughout the room.

Alison’s fury ignited. “Have you completely lost your mind, Amber?”

Amber’s eerie smile widened. “Oh, I’ve lost my mind, Alison. And it’s all thanks to you doing such a good job,” she taunted, her eyes boring into Alison’s.

Alison’s confusion deepened. “Amber, what are you talking about? What have I done to deserve getting

treated like this?”

The room hummed with tension as Amber’s eerie smile persisted. “Don’t act innocent, Alison. I know. what you did, and so do you, you disgusting bi tch,” she hissed.

Alison’s eyes widened with realization, fear creeping into her gaze. “Amber, I genuinely don’t know what you’re accusing me of. What in the world is going on with you?”

Amber’s voice dripped with bitter sarcasm as she reveled in the power of her revelation. “You really

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don’t know, Alison? You have no idea the damage you’ve caused?” She paused, her eyes piercing into

Alison’s soul. “I’m talking about the medications. The ones you switched in order to crew me over,

you disgusting good-for-nothing!”

Alison’s face was drained of color, and her expression was a mix of horror and disbelief. She stood

in shock as Amber launched her accusations, her mind racing to replace a way out of this rapidly escalating situation.

“Amber, I swear to you, I didn’t do anything of the sort. I would never do something so cruel to

you,” she pleaded.

Alison stood in shock as Amber launched her accusations, her mind racing to replace a way out of this

rapidly escalating situation.

With a deep breath, Alison decided to stick to her pretense of innocence, hoping against hope that she could salvage the situation. “Amber, I can’t believe you would accuse me of something so wicked,” she said, feigning hurt and confusion. “You know how much I care about you. Why would you think I

would do something like this?”

Amber’s furious gaze remained unyielding as she scoffed at Alison’s words. “Oh, of course, you care. about me so much,” she replied. “You cared so much that you tried to drive me crazy, putting your

medical license on the line by prescribing medications that were never meant for me.”

Alison’s expression shifted, a hint of resignation replacing her pretense. She let out a weary sigh, the facade sl*pping away. “And what if I did switch out your medications?” she asked nonchalantly.

Amber’s eyes widened in disbelief, her anger escalating at Alison’s brazen admission. Without a moment

s hesitation, she took Alison by surprise and delivered another resounding slap across her face.

Alison stumbled back, a mixture of shock and outrage etched on her features.

Infuriated by Alison’s lack of remorse, Amber’s anger intensified. She refused to let her betrayal go unpunished. Grabbing whatever stationary she could replace on the nearby desk, Amber hurled it at

Alison’s face. The items struck Alison’s cheek with a resounding thud, causing her to retreat even

further.

The room erupted into chaos as books and documents were flung violently across the space, aiming straight for Alison’s face. Each impact sent shockwaves of pain through her, causing her to stagger

backward, her nose now bleeding.

Alison, her face splattered with ink and blood, reached up to wipe away the crimson stream. “You

think you can just lay your hands on me? Well, two can play at that game.”

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In a fit of rage, Alison lunged forward, her fist poised to strike Amber. But before she could make

contact, Amber swiftly dodged the blow and retaliated with her own attack. Blinded with rage, she

unleashed a flurry of punches on Alison’s defenseless form.

Amber’s fists connected with Alison’s face repeatedly, each strike driven by her deep-seated anger and betrayal.

Amber stood over Alison’s beaten and bloodied form with a sense of grim satisfaction. Her anger had been unleashed, and her thirst for revenge was momentarily quenched. She glanced down at her trembling hands, her knuckles raw and bruised.

Taking a deep breath, Amber composed herself, her eyes hardening with determination. She retrieved her purse from the nearby sofa before turning to face Alison, her voice dripping with restrained fury.

“You’re free to sue me for assault, Alison,” Amber declared. “But mark my words; this is just the beginning for you. Losing your medical license won’t be enough of a punishment. I won’t stop until you’ve lost your freedom as well.”

Alison, her face bloodied and bruised, struggled to sit up, her voice defiant despite the pain she felt. “You have no concrete evidence, Amber. You can do nothing,” she retorted.

Amber’s laughter cut through the air. “Oh, Alison, you underestimate me,” she replied, the gleam of wickedness flickering in her gaze. “Just wait and see what I’m capable of. I’ll make you regret meeting me.”

With her final words lingering in the air, Amber turned on her heel and walked out of the ravaged office, leaving Alison to contemplate her impending threat.

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