Ex-husband’s Regret by Lean

Ryan rarely heard her use that kind of tone.

When they were together, Charlotte was mostly calm and gentle.

She was adept at work and organized in life.

She rarely spoke with such a girlish tone.

Ryan ended the call in a panic, his large hand slipping and the phone thudding softly onto the carpet.

It revealed a hint of the owner's helplessness.

Ryan had originally wanted to ask, to confirm what exactly her relationship with Frank was.

But hearing her happy tone, he no longer had the courage to ask or confirm.

He knew well that he dared not, and did not deserve to.

Moreover, even if he asked, what would it change?

She was so wonderful, deserving of anyone's affection.

In the end, his sudden realization seemed somewhat trivial compared to Frank's unwavering devotion over the years. But fortunately, he still had plenty of time.

Frank could wait.

So could he.

that as long as they weren't married, he might have a chance to

of such a good opportunity, Felix

agreeing on the surface, he rushed out of the private room towards the

about relying on his girlfriend's connections but also on his shameless demeanor and unscrupulous

seemed disoriented after hearing some news, then the scene of him shaking off Gary and

does Mr. Frost seem in a bad mood?" "Less prying into things that don't concern you." Gary didn't say much and just

been with Ryan for so many years, Gary

the boss's private matters were never mentioned to

a bit awkward after being brushed off, Felix still had a lively

has your cousin mentioned anything about

"Mr. Frost? Ryan?"

"Yes, yes."

"What about him?"

an opportunity to gather information, perked up, "For

Felix's instinct was that Ryan's reaction earlier was related

manipulate things at will to show such

woman involved must

end thought for a moment, "Ryan's private life is very clean, there's none of the messy stuff you're imagining." "No, no, it's not about

that Mr. Frost is famous for being a doting husband. How's his relationship with his wife?" Since his private life was clean, that

even now, few people knew

"Oh, you mean that."