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

Chapter 11

Leanne was baffled by the sudden attention thrust upon her, like being singled out by a teacher during class, with all eyes fixated on her, particularly being urged to lock eyes with Curtis.

Eye contact? Serious? In front of a bunch of elders, no less.

And Mary had instigated this nonsense. She had no choice but to comply, biting her lip and turning her head his way.

But she still didn’t want to look at Curtis, fixating instead on the dark pattern of his tie.

Curtis lowered his eyes to her, while Leanne’s expression was tight, stubborn as a mule, staring at his chest but avoiding his gaze.

Looking rather gloomy at the scene, Mary asked, “Anne, why won’t you look into his eyes?” Leanne sighed internally, her gaze reluctantly lifting to meet Curtis’ downturned eyes.

Their gazes locked, unobstructed, at an intimate distance.

Curtis watched her silently, his expression unusually earnest.

Leanne’s eyes were stunning, akin to two shimmering pearls, glowing with a serene light, radiating a calm strength.

When she smiled, her eyes sparkled brilliantly as if the entire universe’s stars were within

them.

Looking directly into someone’s eyes was a vulnerable act, magnetic fields intertwined, tendrils pulled, sparking endless chemical reactions every second.

vanished as if the bickering

at that moment.

but the person

to stir

watching, and Leanne

her lips, counting down the seconds, eager to endure this minute and be done

with it.

more pronounced smile, his breath brushing lightly against Leanne’s nose at

laughing at?” she asked, bewildered.

I feel like laughing, I laugh,” Curtis replied, unable to explain why

his mirth looking

spread out, he is

What the hell?

didn’t want to entertain him, but their steady gaze made her

like strings of cheese stretching, sticky and tender, suggesting gentleness as if enveloped in his

felt his gaze on her, causing her long eyelashes

that gazed at her with

herself not to fall for it again. Because he could look at a dog

was there witnessing his son and former daughter-in-law engage in such an affectionate

affectionate staring contest, reflect

ready to suggest they stop and join dinner, but Mary glared at

Don’t disturb