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

Seeing the light in her eyes suddenly dim, Lucas' expression grew a bit tense.

Why was it so painful for her to be with him?

The atmosphere between them grew even colder.

"Well, what are you waiting for? Let's go," Lucas said in a low voice, turning to open the door.

Aveline quietly followed him, not bothering to think about where they were going or what they were going to do.

The weather was pleasant, and as Lucas rolled down the car windows, the cool autumn breeze swept in, easing a bit of the tension in Aveline's heart-but only just a little. However, when Lucas stopped the car at the base of a mountain, confusion flickered across Aveline's face.

"Why did you bring me here?"

She stepped out of the car, looking at the golden-hued mountain with a puzzled expression.

Lucas glanced at her coolly. "I thought you didn't care?"

Aveline pressed her lips together, staying silent.

tone softened slightly. "We're going

Aveline was speechless.

back at the autumn-covered mountain, wondering if she

back and asked, "What are you standing there for?

point in arguing; better

she gradually found her mind

in exercise, quickly grew tired, and she began to

ahead, glanced back and teased,

shot him an exasperated look. "You're crazy for dragging me

you go back to work or lie around at home all day? With the time we have,

expression remained cold. "I don't see hiking as

the path right in front of you. Have you noticed the scenery around you? Hiking might seem exhausting and pointless, but if you take a moment to look up, you might find the view is

thoughts shifted, and she glanced to the side.

she had never paid attention to the scenery around her—she had only focused on the path right

ahead, she felt a deep

what if she paused