Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Chapter 393

Her words caused the previously light-hearted atmosphere in the private room to fall silent for a moment.

I followed her gaze and saw Frank at a glance.

The man held a wine glass with his slender fingers, his dark shirt sleeves casually rolled up, revealing his lean forearms. The watch on his wrist reflected a cold, dim light.

At the sound, he cocked his brows slightly and glanced over. That was when we locked gazes.

He was indeed alive.

I felt both surprised and delighted, and a smile involuntarily spread across my lips, "Frank..."

As I was about to say something, I suddenly realized that his gaze towards me was devoid of warmth, as if he were naturally an emotionless and indifferent person. It was no different from looking at a stranger.

The man looked at me with a casual demeanor, seemingly waiting for me to speak first, yet also somewhat puzzled.

It sent chills down my spine, cutting off all my words.

The others in the room also looked at me with some confusion

irty two years ago.

Among them were two people I had seen at Bethany's birthday party two

Frank's childhood friends.

opened the door earlier asked, "Is there something you need to

just didn't expect to run into him in Jelaston. Sorry to disturb you, I'll be going

long as he was alive, that was

Jane approached m/. "What happened? Did you run into

"No."

head and changed the subject. "Let's

brought up Yasmin again during

the earlier interruption, I was somewhat

expect things to

over, Jack went to

the door to

blanket from his legs. She was very affectionate yet assertive. "Did you forget what the doctor said?

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it on."

this time. He merely tugged at his

with

my head, "Let's

pass by, the woman called out to me with

changed his contact information. Do you want to add him on WhatsApp,

was hard to tell what he was

feared it might be a test, so'l didn't want to create more trouble. I glanced at Frank's legs, suppressed the impulse to

been more than

of touch. During many lonely, sleepless nights in Frankes, I had