Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 437

Before wrapping up the call, Callum hesitated for a moment, but finally asked, "Selena, do you want to hear about how Everett's doing?"

Selena's hand clutched the phone unconsciously, but she replied with a calm voice, "No, I don't want to know."

She had already made up her mind to leave, so there was no point in overthinking things.

After four years of marriage filled with chaos and drama, if they couldn't find harmony in all those days and nights, then maybe splitting up was the best choice. Callum might have chuckled softly, or maybe it was just her imagination. He said, "Alright then, see you in Germany."

"Yeah, see you in Germany."

Life had become a monotonous cycle of eating and sleeping, but knowing she'd soon see her son gave Selena something to look forward to.

The weather was already getting chilly abroad, so to keep herself busy, she asked the hotel owner to get her some yarn, and she spent her time knitting a sweater in her room.

It was partly to pass the time and partly to knit her son a sweater full of love, a little gift from mom for their reunion.

away like sand through fingers, and today

and after nibbling on a slice of

to Germany was roughly four hours, and she arrived a little after

later, around five, so he advised her not to hang around the airport. He had even booked a hotel room for her to rest in until he got there. Even though she was eager, Selena knew

hotel, Selena napped for over an hour, but excitement and anticipation kept

got up, took a long bath, and pampered herself with a face mask before applying a stunning makeup look. She then picked out a beautiful long

she twirled

young and wouldn't understand, she valued these moments deeply. Having missed so many important days in his life, she was determined to make this one

The clock struck five.

have landed by now. She picked up her

rang on the other

again, but it

If the call had gone through, it meant he had landed and

on it too much and returned to her knitting, just a few stitches away from finishing. About ten minutes later,