Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 292:

That night, RK didn’t come home. Stella waited for him the entire night, and in the end, all the food she had prepared went cold. She woke up several times, dozing at the dining table, and finally, with disappointment, she headed upstairs to sleep.

She remembered telling the servant to throw away the food the next morning. But when she woke up, she saw the food had been eaten. The servant told her that RK had come home late, but he didn’t want to wake her when he saw her sleeping. The servant also mentioned that RK had liked her gift.

She looked down and saw that the small flower plant she had carefully prepared for him was indeed gone from the dining table.

To be honest, she was disappointed. She had wanted to give the flower to RK in person, but he hadn’t come home that night.

This incident left a deep impression on RK as well.

At the time, RK didn’t intend to work late, but Sophia’s treatment had reached a critical point, and he didn’t want to celebrate his birthday. He hadn’t expected Stella to wait for him at home all night. It was very late when he finished, and for some reason, he just wanted to go home, even if only to grab a change of clothes.

He had plenty of clothes, a wardrobe full of suits in his office lounge, so there was no need to go home. But something pulled him there.

he arrived, the house was still brightly lit. The servants were clearing the table, and when

was a different feeling than usual, and RK found it strange. Why were the servants so happy to

Mrs. Kingston waited for

was

a whole table of dishes for you, and she also left you a gift,” the servant said, handing him a small box. “But

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to his surprise, he felt a tightness in his

saw that the lights were still on, and the door was

her slippers, and gently lifted her into the middle of the bed, tucking

for him. He hadn’t realized that she’d bought him a gift. Since his childhood, RK had never celebrated his

birthday was. Not

had asked her why she had bought him the little plant. He already knew she never liked spending his money and had used her own

just a little plant,” she had told him, embarrassed. “Take good care of it, and

her awkwardness, but he remembered it fondly. That little