Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Here is the revised translation, aiming to maintain the original story's emotional depth, characters, and cultural nuances while ensuring it resonates with an English-speaking audience:

Seeing him so adorable, Zoey felt her eyes well up with tears.

She hadn't expected the child to have grown so much, and she had missed the most crucial years of his life. While she led an unremarkable life in Zion City, he had desperately needed his mom.

It was her fault; she had run away, thinking she could have the life she wanted. But after all the detours, she found herself back where she started.

Her gaze remained fixed on the child's face. Nolan had indeed been crying, his little nose red, and his eyes cautiously hopeful, as if afraid she'd vanish the moment she blinked. Zoey's heart ached even more. But she didn't want to face all this, to confront Fitch, the man involved.

Life had played a cruel joke on her. Four years ago, when she decided to let go, she truly harbored no expectations-love, hate, it all dissipated. Now, as he held her hand tightly, calling her "babe" over and over, she felt a tug at her heart.

It seemed like fate wouldn't let Zoey off the hook. Having forgotten everything, why did they have to meet again? Her throat hurt so much she couldn't utter a single word.

At that moment, Fitch turned to Nolan, offering him a small smile. "Nolan, why don't you step outside for a bit? I want to talk to your mom alone."

This day was inevitable, and he harbored no illusions.

looked back three times with each step he took, clearly worried. Fitch stood up, hugged him, and placed him in the waiting black SUV outside the

to stay. Fitch felt as if his

"No."

"She will."

on, whenever you see her, just cry. The louder, the

"Why?"

her. My tears won't move her, but she definitely feels she owes you. Your crying will make her suffer, and she'll want to stay, not bear

daddy

a minute before pursing his lips. "But I want her

staying doesn't make her happy, then mommy should have

child's words. Even the child knew Zoey needed real happiness, yet all he thought about was how to make her stay, resorting to

just