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

Aveline stood quietly in the corner, watching Russell surrounded by the crowd, a hint of a smile appearing on her face.

As the cheers filled the room, Russell, under the gaze of everyone, made a wish and blew out the candles. The lights in the room flickered back on, and he picked up the knife to cut the cake. Everyone watched eagerly, especially Rina, who looked at him with anticipation.

In the past, Russell always gave the first slice of cake to her, and she was certain this year would be no different.

But to her surprise, Russell turned and walked over to Aveline, holding the cake.

"This is for you."

His handsome face carried a soft smile as he handed the cake to Aveline.

Caught off guard, Aveline quickly accepted it. "Thank you."

Russell reached out and gently ruffled her hair, his gesture full of affection.

Just then, the door to the room suddenly burst open, the noise drawing everyone's attention. Lucas entered, carrying an air of cold intensity.

Russell's hand was still resting on Aveline's head, and she was holding the cake. This was the scene Lucas walked in on.

A cold gleam flashed through Lucas' eyes as his gaze swept across the room, eventually landing on the bag sitting on the sofa.

Earlier, he had seen Aveline shopping at a men's clothing store in the mall.

He had thought the gift was for him.

But it turned out, she had bought it for Russell.

didn't even realize today

and even

it utterly laughable. His expression grew colder, though the smile on

Russell and Aveline. He glanced at the cake in her hands, picked up a fork, and

gave a nod

he asked, "Mr. Tudor, are

"Today's your birthday? I didn't know. I didn't prepare a

paused for a

to Aveline with a

as good

since my

preparing

one."

BUMS

slightly as she held the cake, sensing the shift

he want? His

were clearly not

you two are already divorced. Aveline is here

lips curved into a faint smile. "Who told

up, her

deeper. "What are

a word, Lucas

from Aveline's hands andele

it to the floor. Then,

calmly, "Exactly what it