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

Chapter 865

In the early morning, the streets were mostly empty. Aveline walked for a while before hailing a taxi.

"To the airport," she said softly, her gaze drifting out the window, her eyes filled with an eerie calm.

Meanwhile, Braden watched Aveline leave and dialed Lucas' number. "Mr. Tudor, Miss Aveline is leaving. She seems to be headed for the airport."

...

With no traffic, Aveline arrived at the airport just before 7 a.m. She bought a ticket for the earliest flight and walked toward the security checkpoint. "Aveline."

A familiar voice called out from behind her, making her freeze in place. She closed her eyes briefly before turning around calmly to face Lucas, who stood not far away, his handsome face cold as he looked at her.

"Where are you going?" Lucas walked toward her, step by step. "I've been looking for you for days. You're leaving as soon as you return? Are you abandoning me?"

He stopped in front of her, staring directly into her eyes.

Aveline replied, "We're already divorced. Don't make this sound so ambiguous."

Lucas said, "But you came to find me last night. You wanted to see me, didn't you?"

Aveline's lashes fluttered slightly. He knew...

said, "Since you know I went to find you, you should also understand why I'm leaving. But even before, my plan after our

to lure me into the private room. But I recognized her later. I didn't do anything. Aveline, why didn't you come in? If you had, I would have

I didn't betray you. I'm still

something broke

and all the emotions she had suppressed came rushing out. Tears began streaming down her

stepped forward, awkwardly trying to wipe them away, but the more he wiped, the more they

I shouldn't have

you misunderstand. Don't cry,

vel

cry," he murmured, completely lost on

to console her.

him, burying her face in his chest

had truly believed he

all been a

over her-it wasn't real, it was

tightly, his voice soft. "Don't go, okay? Give me another

kept crying, and when she was

her

would be a long journey-he had only himself

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