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

Chapter 658

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Lucas casually slipped his hands into his pockets and strolled out of the master bedroom, as if he hadn't just done something so outrageous.

Selena was so furious that she stomped her foot. "What a piece of work! He's really pushing his luck!"

Aveline was speechless.

She remained silent for a moment, then sighed helplessly. "You should go rest."

Selena, at a loss for words, could only nod in agreement.

Lying in bed, Aveline pondered how she would handle the days ahead. Should she leave Maple Garden? Go somewhere else? But knowing Lucas, he would undoubtedly follow her wherever she went. And from the looks of it, he wasn't seeking her forgiveness at all-he was just being plain stubborn.

Aveline turned over, unable to sleep.

The next day.

She emerged from the bedroom with dark circles under her eyes. Seeing her, Selena immediately felt a pang of sympathy.

"Ave, didn't you sleep well last night?"

Aveline nodded. "Barely slept. I couldn't stop thinking."

Just then, Lucas stepped out of the guest room, dressed in a short-sleeved shirt and pants, his muscular arms exposed. His short hair was casually styled, with his bangs naturally falling over his forehead. His stern features were less sharp and carried a softer, more relaxed air, more suited to a home setting.

"Do

need, I can start

hint of emotion on her face, coldly tossing

"Yeah, such

calmly following the two women into the dining

housekeeper had already prepared

morning, Miss Young, Miss Quin," the housekeeper greeted them politely, then hesitated when she noticed Lucas. "And who might this be?" Lucas pointed

housekeeper froze in

frowned. "Just ignore him. Pretend he's not even

scoffed coldly. "Do you really think everyone is as rude and lacking in manners

for people who actually deserve them. Do

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Chapter 658

immediately began

addressed the

quickly caught

Selena before heading into the dining room and sitting down to

eating.

recovered and no longer needed a caregiver, she had let them go, but the housekeeper stayed

Aveline began her rehabilitation exercises

it had only been a little over a month, and her recovery was far

nervously, ready to

sofa like he owned the place, engrossed in

several times, her