Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 27

"Do you really want to thank me?" Jack walked to the car, pushed Tom into the back seat, leaned against the car, and looked at me with a smile and lowered eyes.

I nodded. "Of course."

"Then promise me, don't always say thank you' to me in the future." This remark had a slightly unusual flavor. Before I could figure out what he meant, he added with a smile, "It makes things too formal." I chuckled. "Alright, got it."

He got into the car as well and then said, "I'm leaving, you should ad back upstairs now."

When I went upstairs, the living room was empty. Ryan wasn't there. I felt my heart sank for a moment. But just for a moment. Leaving silently was his style. It was probably another "urgent matter" from Jessica's side.

Back in the bedroom, I gently patted Jane. "Jane, wake up. I'll help you change into pajamas so you can sleep more comfortably,"

"Mm." Jane moaned slightly, and upon seeing me, she reached out to hug me, letting me take off her top. She then murmured, "Charlotte. you're the best, no one is allowed to bully you..." "Silly girl," I couldn't help but laugh.

The next day, when I woke up, Jane wasn't in bed. I heard faint noises coming from the living room. I walked to the door with sleepy eyes and saw Jane doing yoga.

her pose and

fantastic." I couldn't help

was the prettiest girl I had ever seen. The kind that would

that would make one

"Of course, it's because you have good

staring at my empty ears. Where are the earrings from last night?" "In the drawer."I was drawing my eyebrows

their location.

them on my ears, and said. "These ruby earrings. suit your temperament

temperament do I have?" I asked with

confident, gentle and

at her slightly upturned fox-like eyes and clicked my tongue twice. "With you praising me like that, I'm afraid that I might fall in love

you get over Ryan,

to take off the earrings, she stopped me and said admiringly, “Don't take them

listen to you." Anyway, my hair would cover them when I let them hang down naturally. They were too expensive, and

at work, Jane and I parted ways in the elevator. I headed straight to the Design Department. To my surprise, before the computer could even boot up, an unexpected visitor pushed the door open. In the entire Design Department, actually, in the entire company, there was only one person with

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