Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 107:

For a moment, Stella felt a bit embarrassed. She didn’t know if it was a good thing or a bad thing.

During this time, she had felt a bit conflicted. Tristan and Adrian had been spending time together, and although their relationship was complicated, Stella didn’t want Adrian to get involved in it.

However, now it seemed like Tristan didn’t care about the complications.

He acted as though, as long as he was there, any relationship issues didn’t matter. That made Stella feel like she was the only one still worried about it.

For a moment, she didn’t say anything.

Similarly, on the other end of the screen, Tristan remained silent as well.

It was as if they were both waiting for the other person to speak first. Meanwhile, Adrian sat beside Tristan, happily eating his cotton candy.

Occasionally, Adrian would look up at Stella on the screen, then turn to Tristan, seemingly observing their every move. There was a strange, unspoken feeling in the air.

Three minutes later, Tristan finally broke the silence.

“Okay, I’ll hang up now. You go ahead and do your work. If it gets late and you don’t feel safe going home alone, call me anytime. I’ll come pick you up.”

Stella replied awkwardly, “Hmmm…”

out his little

and concern. It was heartwarming to see how well her son was getting along with Tristan, and how

accept it so easily. She knew that, in the end, nothing could happen between

mean

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was still a knot in Stella’s

change her clothes. She planned to go to Starlight Nightclub tonight with Cherry to see if they could get lucky

her work clothes when

female colleagues coming in to change, so she called

room was locked, but despite her warning, the

the door opened. A tall, imposing

Was the lock broken? But that wasn’t the main

a man

face,

are you doing

was he back in the company, and more importantly, why was he in

face turned red. She quickly grabbed her clothes and held them

can go wherever I want. Do I need to report to you where I’m going?”

the locker room, there were only two people. The silence was almost suffocating, broken only by the sound of his leather shoes on the