Chapter 17
Joshua wore pajamas that matched the color of hers. His collar was slightly open, and his hair a bit messy, which gave him an air of disheveled charm, more unrestrained than usual, and the coldness he often exuded was now diminished. For a moment, it felt like the early days of their marriage.
Noticing Cynthia’s dazed expression, Joshua realized there were tears on her face and
lingering teardrops on the lashes of her eyes. Swallowing hard, he furrowed his brow slightly and asked, “Why are you crying?”
“Who’s crying?” Cynthia replied in confusion. However, having just woken up, her mental state was not as sharp as usual, making her retort seem more like an attempt to cover up her own vulnerability.
Assuming she was upset about the divorce, Joshua said, “Well, since we’re both awake, come and sit for a while,”
“No, thank you.” Cynthia wanted only to drink some water and sleep, feeling extremely tired. ” I’m going back to bed.”
However, before she could take a step, Joshua grabbed her hand, took the glass from her, and led her to the dining table.
Cynthia was puzzled,
Placing the glass in front of her, Joshua’s slender, pale hand revealed his distinct knuckles. With a low, gentle voice, he asked, “Why can’t you sleep?”
Cynthia stared at the half–full glass, sipping the water slowly. She did not answer his question.
“Is it because of the divorce tomorrow?” Joshua inquired.
Cynthia’s drinking motion paused, struggling to keep up with his pace.
“When I proposed to you, I truly intended to spend my life with you.” Joshua took the initiative to bring up the topic, his freshly awakened eyes not as distant as they usually were. I just didn’t realize Jayleen had another reason for leaving me.”
Setting the now–empty glass on the table, Cynthia responded calmly, “I know.”
Jayleen, Joshua had been very good to her. He did not arrange a wedding when she did not want one, and he did not announce their
she would have thought she had hit the jackpot. Her mother
was
the
not stop
mother, reminiscing about their past, or simply the night
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as she used to, “Yes?”
but seeing the tears on her face made him feel like
and finally said, “I accept your apology.”
void formed in Joshua’s
the
I hope we can treat each other like strangers. Even if we meet again,
it was also her mother’s hard work Cooperation was inevitable between the two leading domestic enterprises, the Yates Group and the Neal Group.
deepened, still somewhat concerned for her.
prompted, “Go on.”
you have
began but stopped abruptly, unable to say the words ‘remarry‘. The thought of her raising children with someone else and laughing tenderly
“What?” Cynthia asked.
agreement and don’t tell anyone you have a lot of money,” Joshua advised, not wanting her to be deceived.
inevitably attract unwanted attention if people found out she was worth billions. That would put her in danger.
know,” Cynthia said
he was calmly discussing these matters with her. Ultimately, he attributed all of his abnormal behavior to the
going to sleep,” Cynthia
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