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

Chapter 659

Lucas had been staying there for a week. Aside from the first night when he caused a bit of a stir by deliberately entering Aveline's bathroom, nothing else of note had happened since. The few of them managed to coexist peacefully.

Selena had truly mastered the art of ignoring him, treating Lucas like just another tenant.

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Lucas spent his days either exercising or reading, carrying himself with the laid-back air of someone who had already retired.

Even though the Tudor family was in the process of merging with DK Enterprises, he seemed completely unbothered, as if DK Enterprises wasn't the product of his hard work and dedication.

Aveline watched the news and her emotions conflicted.

After graduating college, she began working at DK Enterprises and grew deeply attached to the company. If it hadn't been for everything that happened later, she would never have left so easily. She felt so affected by the situation, so why was Lucas so indifferent?

Unable to hold back any longer, she knocked on his door.

"Come in."

His deep, pleasant voice reached her.

Aveline hesitated for a moment before pushing the door open and walking in. By now, she could walk much more smoothly.

"A rare guest," he remarked, his voice low, his gaze intense as he looked at

slightly.

will no longer exist. Are you really just going to watch it happen?"

Aveline was speechless.

pressed her lips together, suddenly feeling that her question had been

she turned to

"Aveline."

deep, soothing voice of the man behind her stopped her

"What

"Do you care about

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he had uncovered the secret she tried to keep hidden made her brow furrow. "I was just asking casually. If you, the boss, don't care, why should

She regretted it immediately.

to ask him anything. They should've just continued in this uneasy peace until the

passing through his sharp

received a

"Aveline, it's been a while. Have you given it

balcony, looking out at the gloomy sky. For

Tudor, I can't go