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

Was she wavering?

Backing down? Hesitating?

It seemed so.

When that answer appeared in her mind, Aveline realized that her persistence all along had indeed become a joke.

Reflecting on the past, there were moments of pain, but also moments of care. Why had she insisted on divorce so stubbornly?

Perhaps it was the repeated lack of trust, the stark contrast between who he was before and who he became after regaining his memory and identity. He was no longer the same man she once loved so deeply. His entanglements with other women, and his desire to repay favors, all while ignoring her role in his life.

Those disappointments eventually turned into despair. She didn't want to hold on anymore, and that was why she sought a divorce.

Her heart, once filled with love for him, had gradually dried up like a riverbed cracked with fissures, and every time she thought about it, the pain became unbearable.

She just didn't want to feel that pain any longer.

Her thoughts were chaotic, but she finally understood the reasoning behind them. Divorce was merely a step toward starting anew, toward a better life.

For both of them, it would be a good thing.

So yes, the wavering was real, the worry was real, and the desire for divorce was real too.

"Aveline."

suddenly

"Hmm?"

her head to meet his deep, dark

at her, his Adam's apple moving, and after a long pause, he asked,

Aveline didn't deny it, nor did she avoid it; she admitted it openly. His eyes

you, I couldn't just stop loving you. I didn't agree with you back then, but now

about you,

shaken at

that doesn't

clear eyes focused on Lucas' handsome face; her voice was soft, but

I can't make peace with the past, even if I love

of hope in

How cruel.

him, but just as decisively, she rejected him. They would not be together. The past wounds had left deep scars on her heart, and

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I feel sad?" Lucas

Aveline said nothing.

felt was his business; it didn't seem to have much to

felt a sense of

heart was no