I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 479 Harper's Ex

Annie didn't respond, her silence and blank stare all falling into Benjamin's gaze.

He casually asked, "What's wrong? Anything you can't talk about?""

"What answer do you want? About whom?"

"What do you think?" He remained unchanged, looking at her indifferently as if to say, "Isn't it obvious?"

Annie pressed her lips. "What do you want to know?"

"Who's that ex-boyfriend that she can't seem to forget?" His voice was low and hoarse, tinged with a hint of indifference.

His words left Annie stunned.

She thought, "Harper's ex? But she never had one. Though many pursued her, she had never been with anyone else. Wasn't her heart his and his alone?" Annie looked at Benjamin with confusion, her eyes seemingly asking, "Are you sure you want to ask about Harper's ex?"

Benjamin stared back at her, interpreting her expression as a struggle to find the right words.

then calmly said, "Is it

just curious. Did Harper tell you that?" Annie

know who this person is that she has been holding onto and is willing to sacrifice her marriage for. Is he really worth it?"

one who's married to her now. And as for whether he's any good or

how deeply Harper cared for that man. Annie also appeared concerned that revealing the identity of that man might upset Harper.

pressed further, it seemed

didn't say anything

arrived, Benjamin took Larry

was in the wee hours. He went

Martin, should we send Mr. Ellison back to

Just find a hotel near

the company before driving Larry to a

reading his mood. At a glance, they could tell he wasn't in a good mood today. So, one of them quickly messaged Curtis, asking: [Mr. Yost, what's wrong with Mr. Martin today? Please tell us. I don't want to

glanced at the message and simply replied: [Focus on your work and don't

disturb him, he contacted Larry's secretary to explain the situation and arrange for some clothes to be sent over before returning to the Martin Group. Benjamin had

it wasn't restful, leaving

She walked to

she knew they must have left together, she couldn't shake off a lingering sense of