Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

After the dessert was set down, he placed it in front of Zoey.

Zoey suddenly felt a pang of guilt.

"Do you want to head back to Zion City after this? You've lost your memory and aren't familiar with this place. You can just go back to your teaching job, have dinner with Nolan every day, and that's it. I won't push you to do anything else."

Zoey nodded, slowly picking up her spoon to start on her dessert.

After finishing, she followed Fitch downstairs.

When they drove past a supermarket, Fitch went in to buy her some snacks.

"Eat in the car, in case you get hungry."

Zoey always felt overwhelmed when people were nice to her, not knowing why she reacted this way. When someone showed her kindness, she felt an urge to repay it twofold.

The driver glanced back at them, knowing the boss had a bit of a thing about cleanliness, especially eating in the car, which was usually a definite no-go, let alone snacking. No matter the snack, it would leave a scent.

Yet here was Fitch, personally feeding Zoey. Watching her obediently take small bites, his heart felt like it had been punched.

He rarely had such tender moments with Zoey.

Four years ago, he was constantly humiliating her, and their encounters four years later were confrontational. Such warmth was exceedingly rare.

He couldn't even recall when it last happened.

already over four

what a failure he was as a

over with a tissue to dab at the corner of

looking

hand, his tone gentle, "Want some milk? I've heard it's a specialty here. They

actually felt a bit thirsty

He stepped out, heading towards the shop known for its specialties in Pinewood. He bought a

car window,

tall

front of

f

bit

was commanding, making anything around

even taking the straw wrapper off and

"I got it."

uncomfortable, taking the cup and

watched her, sensing her

her stomach now settled, after the panic and exhaustion of the previous night, the

eating and drinking her fill, she started

quietly

Fitch adjusted Zoey's head onto his

car was tranquil, with no one speaking