Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

By the the arrived at the office, he kicked things off with a meeting.

The meeting dragged on for two hours, but by lunchtime, he was face-to-face with Nathan, who did a double-take when he saw him.

Felix seemed to be in high spirits today, a departure from his recent gloomy demeanor at work. Today, there was a hint of a smile in his eyes.

Nathan clapped him on the shoulder.

in Felix's eyes dimmed slightly, "She hurt her hand last night." "Ah, I see. Doc says she's got depression, man. You better keep an eye on her. She only ever listens to you. Whenever I call her, she barely wants to chat. It's probably because you spoiled her too much back in the day." Nathan's every mention of Listina seemed to drain Felix's mood further. Felix looked up, sensing something off about Nathan today as well, "Got yourself a love interest?" Nathan stiffened, suddenly sheepish. He was

was nonchalant as he lit up

but remembered Carol calling him a chicken

was thinking. Maybe it was because he

far have you gotten?" "Just holding hands." "Holding hands and not dating yet? Is she

women approached Nathan only because they wanted to

in front of women, believing that none would genuinely be

for her; staying hisn't going to cut it." I know, I've been looking. Fiona vants to go to school too, and she's up to date with her studies. I've beer eaching her. I should buy a house irst, check out the local school listricts." Content belongs to ¡w"If you're short, you can borrow from me." For a moment, Nathan was somewhat regretful.

mall, the conspicuous marks on her neck made his pupils constrict fiercely. He had his fair share of women; he knew exactly what those marks were, and they were made with force. Carol didn't bother to hide them. With downcast lashes and a fragile look, she asked, "Where's the new park?" Nathan's temper flared at the sight, "Felix did this to you?" Carol's lashes trembled, and she forced a bitter smile, "Who else?" "Felix." He wanted to defend Felix, but then he remembered the times he'd seen Felix get into scraps with loan