Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival

Chapter Sixty Nine

Third Person POV.

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After Richard and Amber moved away from the confrontation with Kayden, Richard couldn’t help but feel a surge of concern for his wife. He turned to her, his eyes scanning her face for any signs of

distress.

“Amber, are you okay?” he asked. “That must have been tiring to deal with. I’m sorry you had to deal

with him on a day like this.”

Amber sucked in a breath, her face briefly displaying a mix of emotions before settling into a determined expression. She paused for a few seconds, gathering her thoughts, before responding.

“I have to admit, Richard, I was initially feeling a little intimidated,” Amber confessed. “This is such a huge party, and everyone here seems so important and prominent in some way, so I couldn’t help but feel a little out of place. But seeing a useless bastard like Kayden at this party has actually made me feel a lot better. It kind of reminded me that bastards also dress in suits and pretty

dresses.”

Richard chuckled at her blunt assessment, a hint of amusement dancing in his eyes. He extended his

hand towards her, a playful glint in his gaze. “Well, let’s not let a useless bastard ruin our

night,” he said. “How about we forget him and have a little fun on the dance floor? Would you like to

dance with me?”

Amber’s eyes lit up with excitement as she accepted Richard’s hand. “Absolutely,” she replied, her

smile widening. “I’d love to dance with you.”

They made their way to the dance floor, their bodies moving in sync with the music. Richard’s hand

rested gently on Amber’s waist, while Amber’s arm was draped around his neck. As they danced, their

gazes remained locked on each other, the world around them blurring into the background.

Amber’s voice, filled with warmth, cut through the music. “Has anyone ever told you that you have the most beautiful eyes?”

Richard chuckled softly, his eye’s crinkling at the corners. “Really?” he replied. “And what’s so beautiful about my basic green eyes?”

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Amber shrugged innocently, her smile not wavering. “As far as I’m concerned, there’s nothing basic

about your features” she whitessed. “People would pay to have your looks, including those stunning

eyes of yours”

Richard chuckled again, genuinely taken aback by Amber’s sudden praise. “Are you drunk already?” he

teased. “You’re not being normal right now.”

Amber playfully rolled her eyes, her laughter echoing in the air. “I’ve only had one glass of

champagne. Richard” she protested. “So, I’m not drunk. I know exactly what I’m saying.”

As the music grew louder. Richard tilted his head slightly, catching the rhythm with a grin on his

face. He temporarily let go of Amber’s hand, spinning her around playfully before smoothly pulling her back into his arms. His strong arms wrapped around her waist again, causing Amber to let out a

startled gasp as they briefly rested on her butt.

11 have to admit Amber, I’m struggling to believe that you think I’m all that attractive or whatever

you just said.” Richard confessed. “You said it yourself, back in the car after the wedding, that the

thought of kissing someone like me was unappealing.”

He hated the fact that he sounded petty, but since the statement she made that day had bothered him a

lot, he decided it was time to talk about it and perhaps understand if she meant it literally or if there was another meaning he couldn’t decipher.

Amber stared back at him, a puzzled expression clouding her features. She furrowed her brow, trying

to recall what he was referencing. “LI don’t remember saying anything like that,” she responded.

“What are you talking about?”

Richard frowned, feeling a surge of frustration mixed with self–doubt. He hesitated for a moment

before clarifying his voice laced with a touch of disappointment. “You don’t remember telling me that!

Just a few weeks ago,” he said. “It bothered me. Amber. And I hate to admit it, but it kind of made me feel like you didn’t really want to be around me.”

Amber’s eyes widened, realization dawning on her. She gasped in surprise before bursting into a hit

of laughter, unable to contain her amusement at the misunderstanding. “Oh, Richard,” she choked out

between pizzes. “I can’t believe you’ve been thinking about that all this time!”

Richard’s frown deepened, his face displaying a mix of confusion and relief. “Wait, so you do

remember saying it?” he asked, his voice unsure.

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Amber shook her head, her laughter finally subsiding. “No, no, Richard. I don’t remember saying it like that, but I do remember mentioning the word unappealing. Just not in a condescending way,” she clarified. “Trust me, I would never say something like that in that context. You must have

misunderstood me.”

Richard looked at Amber, his eyebrows furrowing as he tried to understand what she had meant by her previous statement. “Can you clarify what you meant, then? What was so unappealing about the idea of kissing me?” he asked.

He genuinely wanted to understand her perspective so that he could finally stop thinking in the back

of his mind that Amber may be a little repulsed by him.

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Amber let out a small sigh and rolled her eyes slightly before responding. “I didn’t say that you were unappealing, Richard. I mean, I’d have to be blind or into women to think you’re unappealing.” she explained. “I just meant that the idea of getting intimate with you…it didn’t appeal to me at the time. Maybe I didn’t use the right words, but I just didn’t want to have to get used to being

intimate with someone again, especially not someone like you.”

Richard Estened intently, his mind racing to grasp the reasoning behind her words. He wanted to know what had made her feel that way and what was going through her mind. But before he could delve deeper into the conversation, the music abruptly came to an end, signaling the end of the dance. The chatter of other partygoers immediately filled the air, making it difficult for them to continue their conversation without being overheard.

Richard glanced around, a restlessness building in him. He wanted a quiet place where they could have privacy and he could clear his curiosity. He’d suddenly remembered that he’d seen a nearby

room, so he’d gently tugged at Amber’s hand, silently urging her to follow him.

But just as they were about to slip away, a voice called out Richard’s name, halting them in their tracks. Both Richard and Amber turned their heads, their eyes landing on Louis Vidal, who was making his way towards them with a wide grin on his face. And as soon as Richard saw him, he let out a frustrated sigh.

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