Dear ex-Wife please be mine again

Chapter 17

Christiana’s POV,

As I watched my children dart around the big foyer of our new mansion, their excitement was obvious. The grand entrance hall was filled with the sound of their joyous shouts, echoing off the marble floors and high ceilings. The mansion was a far cry from the cozy, albeit cramped, house we had left behind. This place was a testament to everything I’d worked for, and it was designed with both my tastes and the children’s needs in mind.

“Look, Mom! This room is hugel” Emma squealed, her voice reverberating through the house as she and Ethan explored their new bedrooms.

“Wow, it’s bigger than our old house!” Ethan shouted back, his eyes wide with awe as he examined his new playroom

I couldn’t help but smile at their enthusiasm. The mansion had everything they could dream of–play areas, a large backyard, and even a custom–designed treehouse. It was everything I had envisioned for them, a place where they could grow and thrive. I had overseen every detail, from the vibrant, child–friendly décor to the state–of–the–art security systems.

As the children raced past me, I noticed the bodyguards stationed discreetly throughout the house. Their presence was a necessary precaution, but I appreciated their silent efficiency. The maids bustled around, ensuring that everything was in perfect order as we settled in.

“Ms Davis, is there anything else you need?” one of the maids asked, her tone polite and professional.

I shook my head, giving her a reassuring smile. “No, everything looks perfect. Thank you. Just make sure the kids have everything they need, and keep an eye on them. I want to make sure they’re comfortable in their new home.”

The maid nodded and moved away, leaving me to watch my children’s excitement. But beneath the surface of my calm demeanor, my mind was occupied with thoughts of Alex. His unexpected visit yesterday had thrown me for a loop. Dressed in that ridiculous pizza uniform, he had somehow managed to sneak into our lives once more. It was clear he had seen the kids, and they had recognized him immediately. Yet, their silence about the encounter was troubling.

“Mom, come see this!” Emma’s voice broke through my thoughts, pulling me back to the present.

I followed her down the hallway, my mind still racing. We reached the playroom, where Ethan was already engrossed in his new toys, Emma stood by the window, her face lit up with joy.

“It’s perfect, isn’t it?” I said, trying to mask the concern I felt. “I wanted to make sure you both had a space that you could enjoy.”

awesome!” Ethan shouted, his excitement contagious. “Thank you,

no matter how unexpected or disguised, had left me unsettled. The fact that he had managed to see the kids without informing me beforehand was something I couldn’t ignore. His sudden appearance was a reminder of the

for my family. Yet, Alex’s visit had cast a shadow over what should have been a purely joyful occasion. The kids were happy, and that was what mattered most. But for me, the echoes of yesterday lingered, a reminder of the

and the future seemed bright. But in the back of my mind, Alex’s presence lingered, a reminder of

with a lively energy. I was in the

I said, trying to mask my

assistant,” came the calm,

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Chapter 17

already dreading the conversation. “Yes, what is

continued, his tone steady. “He wishes to discuss matters concerning the

flared. “I have no interest in anything Alex has to say. We’re moving on with our

understand your reluctance, Ms Davis. However, Mr. Alistair has made significant arrangements that are directly relevant to you and the children. It would be in your best interest to

to stay calm.

concerning the security systems and additional support for the children,” James explained. “Mr. Alistair is committed to ensuring their well–being and wants to keep you informed

of security. “Why all this secrecy?

unyielding. “Mr. Alistair was trying to avoid causing any unnecessary tension. He believed it best to have his assistant relay the information to ensure clarity and to prevent any

wasn’t convinced. “I don’t see why I should meet with him. If he has something to

believes that direct communication is necessary for this matter. He wants to address any concerns you might have

I want to meet him.