Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

She couldn't help but compliment him, feeling uplifted as she hummed a tune on her way back to her bedroom to change clothes.

Upon hearing her words, Abner looked down, his lips curling into a smile as he awkwardly continued to adjust his cuffs.

When Shirley arrived at the restaurant and sat down, she immediately noticed Mark at a nearby table.

Mark was having a casual dinner with classmates from his major, just a small gathering of four.

His face turned red with anger upon seeing Shirley and then Abner.

"Who's this? Shirley, you got a new boyfriend?! How could you move on so fast, you never really liked me!"

Shirley frowned at his temper tantrum.

Realizing he had overreacted, Mark tried to regain his composure.

Shirley wanted to move to a different table, but the restaurant was too popular, and there were no spare tables. Plus, the restaurant was known for its fresh seafood.

She sat across from Abner and ordered a must-try combo, then handed the menu to Abner.

"See anything you like?"

Mark glared at Abner as if trying to set him ablaze with his gaze.

Abner, unfazed, made his choices.

"Shirley, let me treat you. I won some money from a chemistry contest," Abner offered.

Mr. James had mentioned this, but Shirley had insisted he save it for pocket money.

being treated by someone

mind

realized it was

eyes, surprised by how much Abner had changed. The once timid boy had become

grip on his cutlery

because of his own fling with Jessica, but now, even though he and Jessica had distanced themselves, Shirley and Abner were

though he'd been cuckolded by a

as two girls approached Abner, asking for

watching with amusement at Abner's

this confirmed his suspicions

conversation multiple times, but she ignored

"Shirley!"

caught the attention of his tablemates and

months since we

you been? I

el.r

a professor. Have you sent out resumes, or are you considering

yet. I'll see

Abner's good looks, he was still a

send your resume

family's company. We're hiring

l.ne

international students,

good

"No thanks."

her polite refusal, Mark was