How My Ex Became My Next

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All the couples in the restaurant looked over and whispered to each other, wondering whether Dillan had made a successful proposal.

Not far from them sat Kylan and his wife.

Kylan had just secured his wife’s forgiveness and pleaded with her to join him for dinner.

Seeing Gilda in the restaurant with another man, Kylan took out his phone and sent a photo of Dillan’s back to Jensen.

And Kylan texted: [Dude, you see, your ex–wife has found a new guy. He looks quite handsome.]

When Jensen, who was in a meeting at Harrington Corporation, received the message, his face instantly darkened. Irritated by the photo, he slapped the phone heavily on the table, which startled those who were having the meeting.

Jensen picked up the coat on the back of his chair and said in a cold voice, “Go ahead. I have something to do

Then he left the conference room and rushed to the restaurant.

At this time, Dillan sat up straight and said seriously, “Gilda, maybe I looked reckless in confessing my love to you in public, which left you a bad impression. I apologize.”

“I accept your apology. Just don’t do it again,” said Gilda.

said, “But

your cleverness when you easily made that foolish woman

and have been on numerous dates, but I never cared about someone’s

you singing on the stage, and I

of wine and

had prepared for this question

divorced, you’re perfect in my heart,” said

my ex–husband

man who didn’t cherish a perfect

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his people inquire about Gilda’s information, but he only knew that she was working as a general manager at Glory Corporation and that she was divorced. Then he excitedly left to order flowers to confess

a glint of interest crossing her features as she inquired, “Aren’t you concerned that I was to blame for that failed marriagel

The man who divorced you must be a fool. You are so perfect, and he will regret losing you.” Dillan was so excited that he was about

said to

He didn’t realize who Gilda was referring to when

the latter. “Dude, it’s nice to

just frowned and looked

guy Gilda was with mentioned