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

Aveline thought this over and spoke directly, "If it's about the situation between him and me, you don't need to say more. I can handle my own affairs." Gernard fell silent.

He had indeed come for that reason.

With the uproar surrounding Lucas' altercation, he had intended to persuade Aveline once more. But hearing her distant tone, he felt a faint, inexplicable discomfort. A sense of unease that he couldn't quite understand. Seeing his silence, Aveline continued, "If there's nothing else, I'll hang up now. I'm at work."

Gernard replied, "Alright, as long as you know what you're doing. I was just thinking, you were so eager to divorce before but couldn't find a way, and now there's an opportunity right in front of you. I just wanted to help. But it's your decision. I won't disturb you any further. Goodbye.'

He hung up the phone.

A faint trace of mockery flashed in Aveline's eyes.

To help Juliet, Gernard really could say anything. Anyone who didn't know better might have thought he was genuinely concerned for her.

Aveline put her phone down, refocusing her attention on her computer. She tried to immerse herself in her work, and by the time she finished, it was already the end of the day.

After packing her things, she left the building and immediately saw a handsome man leaning against his car.

He wore a black coat over a royal blue suit, his tie impeccably neat. His tall, elegant figure radiated a distinctive aura.

Aveline quickened her pace, a bit puzzled as she asked, "Why are you here?"

replied, "To pick you up from

brewing in her heart, Aveline asked, "Weren't you being bullied? You seem to

if I were being bullied, would

Aveline responded, "Not necessarily."

to cry to prove I've been bullied, I wouldn't mind shedding

passenger seat and

his eyes stayed fixed on her.

"What's wrong?"

gaze and asked,

replied, "You called me

times; you must be

about my

a good look so you can see

quite good at creating drama

your thoughts correctly. You don't need to

"You're overthinking. I'm just worried something might happen to you that would delay

case, you're

happen, Lucas quickly dismissed the latter part of her sentence, pretending