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

Aveline looked at Selena helplessly and said, "I still want to live a long life."

Selena slumped on the couch and said, "So what now? You can't get rid of him, but you can't accept him either."

It was a frustrating situation.

Aveline's mood lightened a bit as she walked toward her bedroom, saying over her shoulder, "One step at a time. No matter what, I won't let anyone around me get hurt by him."

Whatever Sidney's feelings for her might be, that was his business. She couldn't control that, but she could control herself and keep her distance from him.

After her shower, Aveline felt much calmer. If today didn't go as planned, she'd try again tomorrow-or the day after, or even the next month. No matter how cold-hearted Lucas was, she was determined to make him stop targeting Sidney.

In the days that followed, Aveline began making breakfast for Lucas every morning.

However, despite waiting at his door until she was almost late for work, he never came out.

Three days later, she finally found out that Lucas hadn't stayed at his place during that time.

Holding the lunchbox, Aveline's expression grew more complicated. This was his way-if he wanted to, he could easily avoid her. It took no effort at all; he just had to stay somewhere she didn't know about. Aveline turned around and stepped into the elevator.

the corner of Lucas'

on his phone as Aveline walked away, her disappointment clear. His dark

morning, and

roles were reversed-even if it was under his pressure. But the outcome was what

that moment,

Young. They were

flicker of disdain crossed Lucas' eyes. "Just a couple

"Should we

replied, "No, let her see how worthless they

anything further. When it came to Aveline, Lucas was always

Desmond's phone rang. He answered it and then looked at Lucas. "Mr. Tudor, Miss Thompson

instructions over the phone. About five minutes later, there was a knock

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tailored trench coat and the latest season's designer

Judy greeted with a bright

smile politely. "Good morning, Miss Thompson. Mr.

he excused himself