CEO is Chasing Ex Wife Back

Chapter 182 Don’t Blame Her 

“He was too angry that day. That wasn’t what he meant.” Wenny quickly explained, “He felt we had delayed our

marriage for too long. As a father, he’s naturally worried about me.” 

Wenny reached out and slightly pulled Zac’s sleeve. “You can understand him, right?” 

Zac glanced at her. 

He secretly pulled out his hand. 

Zac answered with something unrelated, “who told you to dress like this? Go change it.” 

Wenny bit her lips. 

“But I didn’t bring any clothes.” Zac’s words stunned her. Last time, she followed Saul’s 

instructions of imitating Aurora’s dressing and Zac was gentle to her. 

But now… 

“Then go back to the Swon’s home.” He stood up and prepared to leave. 

“Zac, if you don’t like me, we’d better break up. I will abort the child this afternoon.” Wenny had no choice but to

use her last move. “Although this child has never seen this world before, I think that it’s doomed to be unhappy

when we continue fighting.” 

She cried and wiped her tears while putting pressure on Zac. 

“I don’t want our baby to be born in such a family.” 

These words were not wrong at all. 

Any man would feel sorry for her tears and apologize for his attitude. 

However, Zac was an exception. 

“Okay, I will find you the best doctor.” 

This was not what she wanted. 

But Zac’s reaction was natural. All of a sudden, Wenny was stunned. 

Just as she was about to say something, she caught a glimpse of a figure upstairs. Someone was looking in her

direction. 

“Why is she here?” Wenny raised her head. 

Zac also glanced upstairs, his eyes deep and dark. It was impossible to tell what he was thinking. 

“Aurora, you are shameless!” 

Aurora ignored Wenny and walked down the stairs step by step. She walked straight past them and saw a bowl of

soup on the table. “No one’s gonna drink it?” 

“I cooked this for Zac. Don’t even think about it.” Wenny hated Aurora to her guts, but with Zac 

here, she had to be calm and keep her dignity. 

Her father had told her about Aurora’s family. 

Zac had been on bad terms with the board because of the Bennet Group. Perhaps Aurora wanted to pester Zac to

achieve her goal. Maybe she would even voluntarily offer herself. 

Thinking of this, Wenny had a plan in her heart. 

“Will he drink the soup? Besides, I don’t like it.” Aurora chuckled. 

Alma had brought out the breakfast. “Ms. Bennet, have breakfast.” 

“Thank you, Alma.” Aurora ate in front of Wenny. 

“Zac, why is she living in here again?” Wenny couldn’t stand it anymore. “Because of her, you’re on 

bad terms with the directors. If this goes on, your reputation will be ruined due to her.” 

Zac’s eyes turned cold as Wenny said this. 

He had not mentioned the coming of the directors last night to Wenny. 

She knew it so clearly. 

The coldness on Zac’s face gradually deepened, and the atmosphere in the restaurant quietly 

changed. The only one who was not affected was Aurora. 

Wenny was so angry that she gritted her teeth. 

She came to see Zac early in the morning to make up with him, but it ended like this. 

It was Aurora’s fault. 

She was the reason that Wenny’s relationship with Zac had become worse. 

Aurora ate breakfast and had no interest in their quarrel. After saying goodbye to Alma, she walked 

out of the villa. 

She stepped out of the door and saw the familiar black business car from afar. 

She curled up her lips into a faint smile. 

Did Zac know he was cheated on by Wenny? 

She hadn’t decided on how to use this secret for the time being. If Zac had known earlier, it would be 

boring 

Thinking about it, she walked along the slope towards the downtown. 

In the villa. 

Wenny muttered in grievance and with tears, “Zac, don’t mind what I said just now. I have been under a lot of

pressure during this period.” 

“So what?” 

“That’s why you join the meal with those directors, right?” Zac asked. 

“I… It’s only meals and nothing else!” Wenny turned her eyes and suddenly thought of something. “I saw that

Aurora was very close to Mr. Lynn. She must have said something behind my back. Otherwise, Mr. Lynn would not

have invited me several times.” 

There was no way for Wenny to cover up the lie. 

She blamed others so boldly. 

“Wenny, what you said just now makes sense,” said Zac, who was tired of listening to her lies. 

Wenny’s eyes lit up, thinking that she had persuaded him. 

“Zac, I knew that you still love me in your heart.” 

“No, I meant you should think about whether to keep this child. I will be responsible for the child, but it won’t leave

in a happy family,” he said with cold eyes. 

He didn’t love Wenny. 

He kept giving her chances because Wenny was the mother of his son. 

But she had used up all his patience. 

“Zac, how can you…” Wenny cried anxiously. 

Zac got up, grabbed his coat, and walked out. 

Alma knew that Wenny was pregnant. Afraid that she would get hurt, Alma went forward to support 

Wenny. 

But she was pushed away by Wenny. 

“How dare you touch me!” Wenny cursed. She stood up and chased after Zac. 

As soon as she went out, she saw that Zac had turned around, staring at her coldly. 

Wenny trembled. 

She suddenly realized Zac had watched what she did. “I, I didn’t push her on purpose. I…” 

How could she know that Zac values this servant? 

This time, Zac was too lazy to even speak. With a cold face, he bypassed Wenny and helped Alma up. 

He then closed the door. 

Wenny stood on the steps, tears streaming down her face. 

At the entrance of the Buchanna Group. 

Aurora wore a cap and held the morning newspaper in her hand. 

“The internal division of the Buchanna Group is serious. The stock price has dropped by one percent.” 

“The development project of the western New York might be temporarily suspended.” 

She looked up at the cloudless sky that would refresh people’s moods. 

Soon, some cars drove into the parking lot. On the cars were a few directors of the Buchanna Group. 

Aurora spotted some cars. Last night, they forced her to stay out of her home. Since they cared so much about the

Bennet family, they couldn’t blame her for being cruel. 

Aurora looked around, passed through the underground, and went straight to the Buchanna 

Building on the opposite side. 

“Which department are you from?” 

The security guard called out to her. 

Aurora immediately raised her head, revealing a pure and harmless smile, “I’m Aurora from the Publicity

Department.” 

Her tone was natural. She knew a small path that only late employees would take. She entered the building after

several turns. 

The security guard took her as an employee. He walked over and patted the face-identification machine. He took

out his walkie-talkie and shouted, “B2 machine is broken again.”