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

Aveline couldn't help but sigh before answering the call. "Hello?"

Lucas' deep, magnetic voice came through, his tone revealing no emotion. "Aveline, it's been two hours already. Where are you?"

Aveline cast a glance towards the ward before responding, "Something unexpected has come up on my end. I won't be able to make it today. Let's reschedule our visit to the lawyer's office for tomorrow instead."

"You wish." Lucas scoffed lightly. "I already agreed to your request, but you're the one who didn't show up, Aveline. Not everyone has time to wait for you."

Aveline closed her eyes briefly. She had anticipated this outcome.

After a pause, she asked, "Then what about the court session?"

Lucas let out a cold laugh. "Even if you bring it up to court, I won't attend. Aveline, I have no intention of divorcing you. I've always been very clear about that." Aveline had nothing more to say.

Yes, of course.

This was such a good opportunity, and yet so many things had gone wrong.

Could it really be that fate didn't want them to divorce?

But what was the point of staying together?

Aveline couldn't figure it out, and she decided not to dwell on it anymore. "Alright, I understand," she said, before promptly hanging up the phone.

turned around to arrange for

...

stared at the disconnected

still standing at the

lawyer was still waiting for them to

her to come over now,

would he say

stance had always been unwavering-he didn't want a

reason he agreed to it in the first place was because he couldn't stand looking into her gloomy, dark

eyes used to sparkle with

And now?

for her all day, and she never showed

had given her a chance, but she

she couldn't blame him

and said calmly, "Find out what happened to

"Got it."

office, and Lucas closed his eyes to rest in the back seat. When he returned to the hospital, he received the information Desmond had managed to uncover.

truly

They had been just one intersection away, and