After the Divorce: Crushed on My Lawyer Ex-wife

#102 “I Know You Said No.”

“Your plan was good; I’m not surprised it worked,” Alexander complimented with a smile as they walked side by side.

Sophia acknowledged his words with a grateful nod, but her mind was already racing with the myriad tasks that awaited her now that the plan was in motion. The investigation had gained momentum, and although relief washed over her for the clearing of her name, she knew there was much work ahead.

As she mentally organized the upcoming challenges, Alexander’s voice cut through her thoughts, “I have a surprise for you at the hotel.”

Sophia turned to him, astonishment lighting up her features. “Really?” she asked, a smile playing on her lips. ” What’s the surprise?”

“You’ll have to wait to find out,” Alexander teased, adding an air of mystery to the moment.

As they strolled through the city revealed itself in fragments. The distant hum of traffic, the occasional laughter spilling out from nearby pubs, and the distant chime of Big Ben marked the passage of time. Sophia and Alexander didn’t notice when they arrived back at the hotel.

Returning to her suite at the hotel, Sophia found herself pleasantly surprised by the transformation that awaited her. The room, once a sanctuary from the outside world, now bore the imprint of Alexander’s thoughtful touch. It was as if he had woven an enchantment, turning the space into a haven of respite and solace.

walls. The air carried the rich aroma of red wine, its deep, velvety scent intertwining with the delicate fragrance of the bouquet of flowers

her. The visual symphony of colors and textures mirrored the care that had gone into every detail. From the inviting plushness of the couch to the inviting spread on the sideboard, the suite had been transformed into a sanctuary

in the thoughtful setup, Sophia couldn’t help but smile. “This is quite a surprise, Alexander.

after everything. Let’s enjoy some wine and talk about things other than investigations and conspiracies. How about sharing your experiences as a rising violinist in London? Or

that awaited her attention. ” As much as I appreciate the effort, Alexander, I have contracts to review.

subtle tension. The soft glow of the ambient lighting played on the rich textures

said, a hint of disappointment flickering in his

twinge of guilt. She knew the significance of Alexander’s

finish this, I’ll just sit and worry and not be able to relax,” she admitted to him. She sensed his disappointment, and for a moment, the weight of her responsibilities

me to stay? I won’t distract you, but at least you won’t be

problem to be alone?” Sophia asked, genuine confusion in

And I don’t want

but

be the first to hear, and I have to concentrate,” she reassured him, her words a delicate balance

if you need anything or change your mind, I’m just a call

the sincerity that lingered beneath the surface.

contracts that demanded her attention. Yet, as the silence