Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 129:

Stella entered the office worriedly. On the way to the company, she had been thinking about her son, so her thoughts were a mess.

When she arrived at the company, she saw that Cherry was waiting for her in the office. When Cherry saw Stella, she came over with breakfast in her hand and said, “Good morning, Stella! How are you?

Are you feeling well? I prepared this breakfast for you. Have you eaten yet? Have a taste!”

Stella didn’t usually eat breakfast. Even if she did, it was usually at the company or on the way there. But she often forgot to eat.

If she forgot, then she wouldn’t eat at all. At home, Stella had to think about the little guy, so she often forgot to eat breakfast because she had sent her precious son to school.

Over time, she thought it was a diet. “Thank you! Have you eaten yet?”

Stella asked as she accepted the food.

“I have eaten, Stella!” Cherry answered. After that, she bent down to check on Stella’s feet and asked with concern, “Stella, are your feet better? Can you walk? Does it hurt when you walk? Can you wear high heels these days?”

There is a rule in the company that female employees have to wear high heels more than five centimeters to maintain a certain image.

was wearing high-heeled shoes that day when she went

thrown down by a man

He even tried to harass you… Stella, I think you did very well when you threw a bottle at his head and made him clear. He should

fine!” In fact,

on carrying

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made it seem like her feet were in a very serious state. At that time, her legs

good that you’re fine! It’s good that you’re fine! I kept wondering last night if you were still

looked very worried and innocent. For her, who had just

them sat down. Cherry sat

“The Mr. Davis

Stella about it. However, because of Tristan’s presence and the fact that Stella

nodded and replied,

Tristan was

medical field at such a young age, she heard from the Richard family that ever

However, that man always worked hard. Tristan was a man who insisted on being number one in everything—either not do it,