Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Jessica knew that Ryan was waiting for me.

She was the one asking for us to give her a ride, but she still sat in the passenger seat.

I really wanted to turn on my heels and leave, but reason told me to stay. I reached out my hand and said to Ryan, "Keys."

Ryan remained silent and just placed the keys in my hand.

I walked around the front of the car and sat in the driver's seat. I smiled as I looked at the surprised look on Jessica's face. "No problem at all. You're Ryan's sister, so it's normal for you to ask us to give you a lift."

After saying so, I looked at Ryan, who was still standing next to the car. "Get in. Grandpa is probably already waiting for us."

No one spoke throughout the journey.

It was so quiet that one could hear a pin drop.

Jessica wanted to talk to Ryan, but she didn't because she probably felt that it would seem a little awkward if she kept on turning around to talk to Ryan.

Ryan had probably sensed my unhappiness, so he opened a bottled drink and passed it to me. "Mango juice, your favorite."

I took a sip and then frowned a little before passing the drink back. "It's a little too sweet, you can have the rest."

I was into sour food recently. In the past, I would force myself to finish things that I didn't really like because I didn't want to waste any food.

However, that was not something I could do at that time.

"Okay," said Ryan and then took the bottle without question.

"I don't think it's appropriate to give him something that you've already drank, right? There are a lot of germs in the mouth. This is how the Helicobacter Pylori is passed around," Jessica said worriedly.

I couldn't help but smile. "According to what you're saying, the two of us sleeping together at night would be even more dangerous?"

We were all adults, so it was obvious that Jessica knew what I was talking about. "I didn't expect the two of you to still be so intimate after being married for so many years."

"Are you jealous?" Ryan asked coldly.

On occasions like this, Ryan's attitude towards Jessica would make me think that he didn't like the latter.

It seemed to be how the two of them interacted and they were used to it.

"So what if I am?" Jessica retorted.

"No one cares."

"Yeah, yeah." Jessica pouted her lips and a smile appeared on her face. "I wonder who was it that kept me company on his wedding night when he found out that I was hurt..." "Jessica Frost!" Ryan's face changed and his voice turned sharp.

back to my senses and slammed on the brakes. The car

at Ryan's dark face through the rearview mirror

instantly filled with

was rare for Ryan to panic in

were with her that

realize

the emotions in

he just left me by

two of us was

us acted like strangers for some time, so I didn't get a

kept a

like Jessica grabbed my heart and squeezed it

the two of them and

a panic and looked at Ryan. "Didn't you tell Charlotte about this?

I weren't as close as we thought. Otherwise, why would

Frost, are you out of your goddamn mind?" Ryan's face

sent shivers down one's back. This was one of

didn't tell her about this matter!" Jessica quickly apologized. Her voice was

know that Ryan couldn't do

familiar ringtone suddenly sounded.

and told Ryan to give me my

call and then calmed

your

getting out of the car and leaving, but my heart softened when I heard William's

strict, old-fashioned, and acted on his own thoughts, but I felt that if my grandfather was still alive, he would

was early Autumn, so the time

car arrived at the Frost family's residence, it was already

were lamps around the courtyard to

parked the car, took my bag, and got out of the

had asked William to not wait for us in the

could still hide my emotions on the phone, but William could immediately tell that something was wrong when he

like he was going to give

want William to be worried, so I quickly dragged him back into the house. "It's quite windy

for Ryan, but when William saw Ryan and Jessica getting out of the car together,

were also present, so William didn't

"Ryan, I've heard that Jessica has gone to work at your company, right? You need to take care of her to make up for

at me and then said indifferently, "I know

well," said John as he turned to look at me. He wasn't going to let Jessica suffer any grievances in the

took a sip of my drink and said calmly, "Don't worry. Jessica's now my superior, I probably

around

the director's position at any moment if you're not happy with me being the director." Jessica