How a Dying Woman Rewrote Her Epilogue

Chapter 641

Eaton gave a heavy nod, but a crease flickered across his brow.

He'd been divorced from Louisa Barnes for years now, and with his workload, he rarely found time to connect with his kids. Still, he wanted to make sure they stayed on the right track. Especially Jarrod he couldn't afford any slip-ups on his end.

After Elodie finished getting Klein's signature, she headed straight for the new aircraft parked at the hangar for a quick systems test. She was busy for nearly an hour.

When she finally emerged, she spotted Jarrod leaning against his car by the entrance. Hearing footsteps, he glanced over, uncrossed his long legs, and straightened up.

Elodie knew exactly why he was still waiting, but she ignored him and turned to leave.

"Elodie, want to ride back together?" His voice stopped her.

Behind her, Watts hurried over as well. Spotting Jarrod, he gave a polite nod and a quick grin. "Mr. Silverstein, didn't expect to see you here."

Jarrod shot him a casual look, his tone light. "Just waiting for my wife to finish up."

Ever since she'd learned their marriage was still legally intact, Elodie found it increasingly awkward to hear Jarrod call her "my wife." Coming from him, the word felt out of place—almost jarring. But there was no mistaking his meaning.

Watts' smile only widened as he turned to Elodie. "If you're heading back to the base, we can carpool. And I've got a report I'd like you to review if you have a moment."

A report? Elodie couldn't afford to be careless when it came to work.

in a faint, unreadable smile. "Reports can wait, Mr. Aldridge. Maybe it's time you learned to stand on your own two feet-then you wouldn't need

Silverstein? Out of distractions and now you're

away, feigning indifference. "If you're that envious, Maurice is working on a new dating app.

feel her ears burning with

put an end to this. No matter what, in the public eye, she and Jarrod were still married-and she wasn't about to throw

you for

but Jarrod and

to discuss. I

Elodie replied, her voice

just smiled, unconcerned. "No

And keep

gave Jarrod a friendly

had left, Elodie realized she didn't have much choice-no

close in this area.

opened the car door for her.

him, slid inside,

driving himself today. He pulled out of the

her

scrolling. Someone had