Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 580 Did You Miss Home?

Evelyn tightened her grip under the dining table and could feel two pairs of burning eyes looking at her.

Evelyn turned her head away to avoid looking at his overly handsome face of Bert. Evelyn coaxed Lucas unnaturally, “How could that be? We won’t be separated from Uncle.”

“That’s great!” Lucas clapped his hands happily and excitedly ate the meat on his plate.

Because of this small incident, Evelyn was a little

uncomfortable, and she was a little absent-minded. Most of her energy was focused on Lucas.

After finishing her meal, Evelyn coaxed Lucas back to his room to play with his toys before returning to the dining room to clean up the leftovers.

Bert didn’t like strangers at home, like that man, so the cleaning naturally fell on Evelyn.

When she brought plates and cutlery into the washing pool and was about to bend down to wash them, a hard and warm human wall suddenly covered her from behind.

“Ah!” Evelyn was shocked and exclaimed. She quickly turned around and looked at the familiar face behind her. “You scared

me!”

lowered his head, and got closer. He frowned

laugh or cry. She pushed him away and said, “Who let you

did you think of

It’s just like making something to eat.”

and looked at her with

with embarrassment. “I’ve recently been too busy

helplessness. “Can’t you just say

little by little,

anyone.

you put all your emotions on your face?” Bert understood almost everything when he saw her taking

you knew,

it if I don’t tell you.” Bert stepped

talk nonsense.

to hide it at all. “It’s been five years. The child has already said that. Are you not going to

felt that it was very hot around and was a little restless. She struggled to move a small step away from

go?” Bert completely let go of her. The kitchen was not turned on, but the dining room corner came in. It was not very dark or bright, just suitable for telling the truth. The man looked at her with a little tenderness in his eyes. “This is the happiest Christmas I’ve ever spent.”

“You don’t

too much for her,