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

"Yes, that's right." Aveline nodded, her clear eyes fixed on him. "So, are you going to sign it?" Lucas' expression cooled as he looked away, refusing to take the divorce papers she offered.

Unfazed, Aveline put the papers back in her bag. She knew it was only a matter of time before he would sign. She couldn't help but regret not signing when he had people deliver the divorce papers every day. She must have been out of her mind back then. After Lucas finished his meal, Aveline asked again, "Will you sign now?"

Lucas gave her a cold stare. "If I don't sign, are you going to ask me every day?"

"Yes," Aveline replied firmly.

Lucas clenched his teeth slightly. "Aveline, I've told you before I'm not going to divorce you."

Aveline shrugged. "But what's the point of staying married? I don't love you."

In the past, he found that statement laughable. Love? What did that matter? He didn't need it. But now, hearing her say it so calmly, his chest tightened painfully, making it hard to breathe.

His expression darkened as he stared at her. "Even so, I won't agree to a divorce."

just wait for

the food container

retreating figure until she disappeared, leaving the room in a cold, empty

...

stood by the

she reflected on Lucas' expression from earlier. She couldn't deny it had affected her. But when she thought about everything she'd been through, she pushed those

then, the elevator doors opened, and she looked up to see Yvonne

half a month of absence, Lucas' stepmother finally

Yvonne greeted her with a warm smile, her usual gentle demeanor

inexplicable unease, as if Yvonne's gaze carried the cold focus of a snake. The feeling was brief, but it lingered just long enough to unsettle her.

didn't even know about his accident. As soon as I found out, I rushed over. I'll go see him now, and you can go about your business." "Alright,"

As she observed him sitting up in bed, staring out the window,

your father after all. Isn't what

glanced at her. "Are you here to speak on his behalf, or