After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Aveline looked at him. "Say something."

Lucas responded, "Let's eat first."

He gently pushed her away and walked to the dining table, placing the breakfast on it.

Aveline's heart sank deeper into despair as she stared at his back, pain evident in her eyes.

She had stopped him from saying the word "divorce," but his attitude was clear. He was distancing himself from her, not even offering a false promise.

He never used to be like this!

In the beginning, he just followed her everywhere, clinging to her. Later, when she decided to take him in, she taught him to read and learn sign language. His gaze on her became more focused.

No matter what she did, his eyes were always on her, as if she were his whole world.

"Lucas, you didn't give me my good morning kiss."

Aveline walked over and said, reminding him of the promise they made after they got together.

the milk toward her. "Let's eat first.

don't eat, will you not say

dark eyes fixed on her.

what he said

her eyes and

how much she tried to hold back, everything was out in the

I have to take responsibility

at him with a bitter smile. "What does

if she realized something, she walked up to him. "You got your memory back, didn't you? You remember who you are,

nodded. "Ave, I'm very grateful for the year you spent with me. I'll repay you. Whatever you

divorce," Aveline said, looking at him, enunciating

cold and distant, his handsome features losing their

that moment, an unapproachable, icy aura surrounded him—something Aveline had never seen

into her palms as she met

a year's worth of love and

impatience. "Aveline, if we continue

breakfast without saying another word. She was

watched her with a complex expression. The memories of the past year lingered in his mind, unwanted but persistent whenever he saw her, making him