Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 66

Tucked away in the picturesque Northwood Ski Resort, a blanket of snow enveloped the world outside the window. Snapping a selfie, she unwittingly captured the other patrons. in the frame, with Curtis perfectly centered in the shot.

He was decked out in a crisp white ski suit, the casual sporty attire accentuating his towering and superior build. Strands of his hair lazily fell across his brow, giving off a

nonchalant vibe.

It looked like he was mid-conversation with someone beside him, a half-smoked cigarette pinned between his fingers, a hint of a smile playing on his lips.

He seemed to be in a good mood.

Leanne drifted her eyes to Suzan’s caption beneath the photo.

‘First time hitting the slopes. So happy! Big thanks to my coach, the patient heir.

It was obvious that she was talking about Curtis.

Leanne gazed at Suzan’s beaming face in the photo, feeling a pang of loss.

Curtis hadn’t broken his promise but fulfilled it for someone else.

customary with dinner parties, alcohol was flowing

With recognition came the spread

gorgeous and competent with such a great personality. Her ex must be blind to cheat on her. Was that mistress even close to angelic

men are scoundrels. No matter how good they have it at home, they’re never satisfied. Remember our anesthesiology chief who ran off with

he was stepping out too. His wife’s so elegant and her

indignation grew with each word, leaving many male colleagues. visibly uncomfortable. Someone cleared their throat to change the subject.

to worry about post-divorce, so let’s not fret over

colleagues, already flushed from a few drinks, joked, his face the color of liverwurst, “Dr. Castillo, why not consider one

by a blunt female colleague,

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erupted into laughter at the quip, leaving the guy even more embarrassed,

the same hospital. When the drinks were pushed her way, Leanne couldn’t just snub the gesture. By the end of the night, she was tipsy.

male colleague’s offer to drive her home, she hailed

seat to rest. When the driver announced they had arrived, she stepped out, only to find herself

than she thought

a chance to make

Curtis was too

to climb the front steps and enter the house. Over the past two years, she’d