A Second Chance with the CEO After Divorce

Chapter 303:

His words momentarily extinguished Cathy’s warm smile. She pursed her lips, then glanced at the waiter. “In that case, I’ll have the caramel latte.”

After the waiter left, Cathy turned to Kristopher with a look of curiosity. “When did you have the caramel latte here?” She winked at him and added, “Was it during a time I wasn’t around, and you visited here alone, thinking of me?”

Kristopher offered a non-committal smile, his gaze shifting towards the distant sign of Nawrin University, his expression growing thoughtful. Indeed, he had been to this café before, but he hadn’t been alone.

Back then, Kristopher had just emerged from a half-year-long vegetative state, awakening from a deep coma and resistant to any changes in the outside world. Each day, he would sit stubbornly in his wheelchair, refusing to stand, interact, or communicate, often showing temperamental and even hysterical reactions.

At the time, the person he resented the most was Belinda, who had married him while he was unconscious. Yet, she was also the one who showed him the most patience. Despite his resistance and angry outbursts, Belinda had persistently wheeled him to this very café, right near Nawrin University, always recounting tales of her student days there. She shared her journey from being seen as a simple country girl to slowly adjusting to urban life. Her diligent efforts paid off as she made close friends and earned the respect of her peers.

in her memories, her laughter filling the air as she recounted tales of old friends and

her off with biting

in the sparkle of her eyes, began to sway him. Eventually, not only did he listen, but he also began to join her willingly, sipping her favorite caramel latte as

started to accept himself as someone who had been seriously ill and began to embrace the world that had nearly forsaken him. The road to recovery, relearning, standing tall again, and regaining

stories played a crucial role. There was even a time when he thought spending his life with someone like Belinda wouldn’t be too

behind her steadfast presence. From that point on, their interactions were purely obligatory, devoid of any deeper

café, and, over time, grew

“Kristopher?”

thought, staring distantly at the university campus, Cathy’s brow furrowed in annoyance

Cathy a smile. “Aren’t you going

Back in the day, she had prioritized fun over her studies and failed to pass the entrance