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

Tiana's eyes lit up at the mention of horseback riding, "We can ride horses?"

She turned to Maria and asked, "Do you know how to ride?"

Maria shook her head. "No, I don't."

A hint of disappointment appeared on Tiana's face. "If you don't know how to ride, it wouldn't be fun for me to go alone."

Maria said, "There are others here, though."

Tiana waved her hand dismissively. "Nah, I don't want to go already."

Maria sighed.

Alright, if that was what she wanted.

Herman, also looking a bit helpless, shifted his gaze to Maria and said, "If you're interested in learning, I could teach you how to ride."

Tiana immediately perked up at that, grabbing Maria's arm excitedly. "Are you interested? I really want to go horseback riding."

Maria gave her a knowing look. It wasn't hard to see what she was really up to.

time. Who knows, maybe later I'll want to try riding." "Good idea, vineyard

Herman a look,

eyebrow, a faint smile playing at his lips as he followed them out of the

the entrance, the staff handed each of them a small

free to eat grapes on-site or pick

plump bunch of grapes and popped one into her mouth.

respectful distance, his gaze occasionally drifting

in the vines, casting dappled patterns on her as she walked. She wore a relaxed smile, looking carefree and unbothered. With a stylish straw hat perched on her head

picking grapes herself but enjoyed watching others get excited about it. It was as if she was

curious about her, wondering what kind of person lay beneath

je

nonchalance was stripped away?

tried to contact

her head. "No, they

you should consider moving somewhere else. That way, they won't be able to

not pressing the

grapes!" Tiana's excited voice rang out about an hour

her running over, her basket brimming with plump, juicy