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

Chapter 1075

All the missed calls were from Daisy.

A trace of mockery flickered in Jolie's eyes, quickly replaced by deep helplessness.

Her resistance was so obvious, yet in the end, things didn't go as she wished.

She still couldn't shake off Gavin.

And this was only the first time.

There were still nine more to come.

If promises weren't fulfilled immediately, the timeline would stretch indefinitely.

This meant their interactions would continue.

And the Quin family's goal would be achieved.

Resisting further would only make her look like a joke.

She closed her eyes briefly, choosing not to call Daisy but to send a message instead.

"Out with friends."

Dais replied, "Then why didn't you answer my call? I thought something happened to you."

Looking at the message, Jolie found it laughable.

She didn't think Daisy truly believed something had happened to her; she simply assumed she was with Gavin.

That was why, after a few calls, Daisy stopped trying.

she would have turned the world

stayed out late. My phone was on silent, so I didn't hear

"Alright,

"Okay."

Jolie moved slightly, feeling a bit better, and got up to head to the bathroom to

had been prepared, and neatly placed right next

inexplicable sense

Jolie moved them

this kind

and Gavin would never have that kind

the bedroom, she found breakfast on the dining table as expected-freshly baked croissants and a bowl of oatmeal, ready to be warmed and enjoyed. After finishing the

aversion to this place and had no interest in

she

buy a

was determined to avoid

especially involving a

thought alone

past the area, she noticed Jolie coming out

the voice, Jolie

but quickly walked over, opened the car door,

up?" Jolie asked, puzzled as she looked

at her and asked directly, "Why were you coming out of there? Are you feeling

straightforward that Jolie was momentarily taken aback, unsure how to

Selena as if trying to confirm whether the

are you staring at me

swnov

Jolie's odd gaze and

"I'm just not used to being