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

lan was surprised. "What's so urgent?"

Jolie paused for a moment before replying, "It's about our partnership."

"Alright," lan agreed easily.

Jolie quickly sent him her location and then began deliberating on how best to approach the conversation. Since she was the one ending their arrangement, she felt it necessary to handle things with care. After some thought, she decided to invite him to dinner.

She couldn't leave the apartment, but fortunately, there were plenty of ingredients at home. She prepared a simple yet thoughtful meal.

By evening, the doorbell rang. Jolie walked to the door and cautiously peeked through the peephole. After confirming it was lan, she opened the door.

"I didn't expect the address you sent me to be your home," lan said with a polite, warm smile. "Is it okay for me to come in?"

Jolie nodded. "It's fine. Come in."

She handed him a pair of disposable slippers. After switching his shoes, lan stepped inside and glanced around. "Why are you here? I thought you went abroad. By now, you should already be in another country." "It's a long story," Jolie said lightly.

lan raised an eyebrow, his tone playful. "I like long stories."

over dinner?" Jolie suggested

cooked?" lan asked, visibly

great cook, but I hope you

first time cooking for someone who wasn't family, but she

meal of four dishes and a soup awaited. The presentation

have guessed you could cook, let alone make something this impressive," lan remarked as he admired

said, gesturing to the

"Alright."

sat down

exuding the effortless poise of someone raised in privilege. He ate with

movement calm and elge

it through, I've decided it's best if we end our

on you. You disappeared for a month, then suddenly there was news about you going abroad. I figured your family was adamantly against us being together. When you called and asked to meet, I suspected it might

The truth was slightly different, but the outcome was the

unfair of me to unilaterally end things without

shook his head. "There's no