Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 1065 Ms. Graves Is Pretty

The three of them spent almost two hours playing at the arcade. When they came out, it was already dark outside. Lucas seemed to still want to play, chattering non-stop about which games were fun and which ones were not. Bert, on the other hand, no longer displayed his impatience and silently listened, although he didn't engage much in the conversation.

Alivia found it quite fascinating that Bert, a man like him, could be subdued by a little boy. But then again, she realized it might be because the child was Lucas, whom Bert cared for dearly as the son of his friend, Evelyn. Love extends to all, so it explained why Bert was so protective.

If she hadn't witnessed it with her own eyes, it would be hard to believe that Bert could fall deeply in love with a woman, especially one who already had a partner and a child, without expecting anything in return.

Lost in thought, they had already returned to the hotel. For convenience, Bert took Lucas to the rooftop rotating restaurant to have a meal

At first, Alivia didn't plan to join them, wanting to give them some private time together. However, Lucas insisted on holding her hand and bringing her along.

Since the child didn't mind, Alivia relaxed and went to the restaurant with them.

jeans, with her hair neatly tied up, looking exceptionally clean and tidy. After spending the

really beautiful," Lucas praised her countless

frequent that even Bert couldn't help but glance at her. She was dressed

but ask, "Do you really think she's

Ms. Graves is young, pretty, and so fair. She's the

him, "What

hadn't forgotten how upset Grace looked when she saw the close interaction between Lucas

that Lucas praised Alivia for her beauty,

contemplating for a moment, Lucas replied, "Godmother is godmother. It's different!" He certainly knew

a smile and said, "Your favorite caramel pudding. Give it a try." "Thank you, Ms. Graves." Lucas scooped up a spoonful of soup and

she subconsciously looked at the man sitting opposite

hand, which