After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 624 Love Advice

The nurse came in to change James' bandages, and seeing the still red and angry wound, Chloe instinctively twitched the corner of her mouth, as if feeling his pain herself. "Does your head still hurt?" Chloe asked, gesturing towards the spot on his head where he'd been hit at the bar the night before while looking for Vicky. "Not really," James replied.

"Where are Vicky and Maggie today? They're not around," Chloe continued, trying to make conversation.

James shrugged. "How would I know? I'm not their keeper. If they're not here, it's not the end of the world for me."

He had no interest in prying into their whereabouts.

The fact that they weren't bothering him was just fine by James.

"Don't you ever think about your own future? Maggie seems pretty genuine about her feelings for you. Aren't you going to give her a chance?"

Chloe knew she shouldn't be meddling, but as a friend, she wanted to see him with someone who would stick by his side.

Ideally, it would be someone he liked and someone who truly cared about him.

"Chloe, are you starting on your love advice again?" James asked, sounding slightly exasperated.

that

trying to set people up or push

about that? I don't see why it's necessary to be tied down to just

sure if he was putting on a brave face or if he genuinely felt that

up to you whether you want to face the truth or not. It's all about what you

the suggestion, but I'd prefer if you didn't offer any more." James' tone

hardly ever got genuinely angry, even when he'd

however, it was clear he was

it. It's your life, after all," Chloe said, quickly dropping the topic to avoid further

to leave, James brought it up

haven't exactly sorted out your own life. How

'not sorted out'? I've

baby you're carrying is mine. As the months go by, have you figured out how you'll keep this from him

thought that

after your recent divorce. Maybe we should just make the best of things and settle

even think about it. I have no intention of stepping back

it meant raising the child alone, that was still easier for her than getting