Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 1121 When Did You Return?

In the first twenty-two years of Alivia's life, the most handsome man she had ever seen was Bert. It wasn't that she hadn't seen other good-looking men, but she believed that men in their thirties had a temperament that was unparalleled by boys in their twenties, a temperament precipitated by life experience.

It wasn't about appearance or looks. The aura emanating from within was truly captivating for a man.

She had met Evelyn before and knew about the relationship between Evelyn and Bert. She was initially surprised by Evelyn's strong self-control and her indifference to Bert's attention. However, after meeting Huston, she understood.

If Bert's presence was like a sharp, outward cold aura, then Huston's was a quiet distance that could not be ignored. Indeed, people who exude strong energy are always eye-catching, but those who are restrained often intrigue more. Yet this man was so indifferent, the combination of these two contradictory feelings in him was perfect.

Alivia looked up at his deep and sharp eyes, and her breath hitched, "Hello, Mr. Lloyd, I'm Alivia."

There was much unease and restraint in her voice, which Bert caught on to. He glanced at her but didn't say much.

took the seat across from Huston, leaving a vacant space next to him. Alivia, in her nervousness, didn't pay much attention and

was handsome and rugged, his face inscrutable. The woman, however, was

Ms. Graves and Mr.

and that their child liked them because they were kind. But Bert didn't seem like a very warm person, even appearing

"When did you return?"

suddenly spoke. Startled, Evelyn came back to her senses, realizing her lapse, and quickly averted her gaze, "Three or four

you seen Lucas

"Yeah."

not say more, fearing any missteps. Her

slightly cold hand. His eyes remained firmly on Bert, "Lucas mentioned that you've been taking

she choked on the words 'You're welcome.' But before she could respond, she heard Bert chuckle softly next to her, "There's no need for formalities, President Lloyd. I'm not taking care of Lucas out of any obligation. I just don't want him to