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

Chapter 899

At night, Sidney sent out numerous résumés. His abilities were exceptional, and his designs were innovative. During his time at Maria's studio, he had only collaborated with Aveline on one project; after that, he worked independently. He was confident he could find a good company.

However, three days passed, and there wasn't a single response.

On the seventh day, he finally received a reply and was invited for an afternoon interview. But when he arrived, he was informed that the position had already been filled.

Sidney stood at the bus stop, wearing a white shirt and black trousers, his entire appearance clean and handsome. He stared at the cold message on his phone, his eyes reflected in the screen with a hint of chill.

He had a pretty good idea of what was happening.

Recalling Maria's ambiguous smile, he took a deep breath.

Forget it.

He'd find something else and try again later.

In the blink of an eye, half a month passed.

Maria had been waiting for Sidney to come back to her, but he never showed.

Tsk tsk...

he made a decision, he rarely regretted

She wanted to see him broken, his pride crushed under the weight

handsome face clouded with restraint, pain, and defeat gave her a thrill like no

wasn't done

let him go

fingers tapping rapidly on the keyboard, and soon, Sidney's current

waiter in a restaurant

at a restaurant. When she saw Sidney moving swiftly through the restaurant, dressed in a shirt and vest, a satisfied smile appeared at the corner of her lips. She raised her hand, snapped her fingers, and then rested her chin on her palm, watching Sidney with great interest

any signature

a change in his expression, Sidney

out a few

she casually pulled a few bills from her pocket

tightened briefly before he handed the money back to her, his tone growing colder as he said, "Sorry,

that, he turned and

figure, her lips curving into

noticed Maria's demeanor and asked, "Do you two know each

a fight, and now he's giving me the cold

client was a bit surprised because their interaction didn't feel like that of

something difficult to put

the dishes were