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

The elevator doors remained open, leaving Aveline stuck in a dilemma. She was too scared to step out yet staying inside with the man felt equally dangerous.

She could feel his cold, unsettling gaze fixed on her, and her palms began to sweat as tension gripped her.

Seconds ticked by, and the elevator began to beep, signaling that the doors had been open too long.

"Are you getting in or out?" The man finally spoke, his voice raspy and filled with impatience, a voice she didn't recognize.

Aveline bit her lip, wondering why Mason still hadn't arrived. Even if he had to run, he should have been there by now.

But with the man growing more agitated, she knew she couldn't stall any longer.

Glancing at the dark, empty hallway outside, she made the difficult choice to stay in the elevator. At least there were security cameras inside, offering a sliver of protection. If she stepped out into that hallway, anything could happen.

She took a few steps back and pressed the button to close the doors. As they slowly shut, her anxiety heightened.

The elevator descended smoothly, and although the man behind her hadn't made a move, she couldn't let her guard down.

the elevator reached the fourth floor,

cold, and they were dressed in all

a step back, pressing herself into the corner.

they were, what would

She

the tense, oppressive atmosphere, the elevator finally reached the first floor. As the doors slid open, Aveline wasted no time, quickly stepping out and hurrying towards the exit. Her car was parked outside

over her. She glanced up and noticed that the two men from the elevator had already left, while the

the steering wheel, her heart still

She quickly checked the screen-it was

her voice

in malfunctioned, and I just got to your floor. Where are you now?" Aveline replied, "I'm already in my

tone as he

fine now," Aveline said, starting to

that the elevator malfunction must have been intentional. But what role did

Mason was