Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1021 A Dark Pair of Eyes

My gaze met the dark eyes of a man seated at a table across from us.

The young man sitting there didn't shy away from our eye contact, and I had no intention of avoiding it either.

He looked handsome in a fresh way, with a square face and well-defined features. However, those deep eyes were like the bottom of a pond. They were dark and seemingly calm, but shrouded in mystery.

I studied his face for a moment, feeling a sense of deja vu. But I was sure I didn't know him.

Lauren called my name, and I quickly turned to her. She asked, "Do you want to go to the cafe here after dinner?"

I looked at Dominic and asked, "Mr. Dominic, would you like to take a stroll to the cafe later?"

"No, I'm not used to drinking tea. You guys go ahead. I'll head back to rest," he said, decisively declining my invitation.

I wasn't surprised at all. After all, he was a scholar, and such social events didn't interest him.

"How about Mr. Fred? Anything you'd like to discuss with me?" I suggested, looking at Fred. "Let's walk back together, and then we can go to the cafe below the hotel," Fred proposed.

I thought it was a good idea. It would be convenient for everyone to return and rest.

I nodded. "Alright, let's walk back."

Then, I picked up my phone and messaged Arnold. "Do you have a picture of Denton?"

The young man conversed with

and it was

smiling young man. Indeed, it was the same guy

whom I had encountered before, with that

just

immediately came in. I signaled to the

you home?" I

He asked,

restaurant," I replied

show any reaction, did he?" Arnold's tone sounded

exchanged glances. But he definitely knows it's me. He kept looking over." I added,

move?" Arnold

I guess. You don't have to worry. I'm not scared of him," I reassured

worried. He just returned to Bourdamun.

worrying. What's with your unnecessary concern?" I chuckled. "I'll see you later.

I returned to my seat, realizing that we had

glanced at Dominic

"Shall we go

hovel

are a few more characteristic buildings

a

go,"

of us stood up, and I