My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore

Chapter 24
In the absence of stress, Kimberly’s body felt lighter.
A person’s body was always honest.
Now that there was a weight off her shoulders, she dozed off into a pleasant sleep.
When Kimberly woke up the next morning, the sun had already risen.
Olivia had a habit of jogging in the morning.
When she returned, Esther informed her that Kimberly was still in slumber.
Olivia then tiptoed into Kimberly’s room. She soon noted to herself, “This girl is probably still dreaming about Wonderland. It might be excessive sleeping that’s associated with pregnancy. At any rate, the theme of the day is to relax and unwind. She’ll wake up naturally once she’s had enough sleep and when her stomach is empty.”
Olivia closed the door gingerly, then headed straight downstairs. Esther already had breakfast prepared.
With the free time Olivia had after breakfast, she collected a large pile of documents related to the case and brought them to the rose garden. She sat down in the garden and began to dissect them.
Kimberly and Olivia had originally made a pact that weekends were for having fun and that no work was allowed.
If Kimberly were to see her work, she would surely nag Olivia.
When the clock nearly struck ten, their knight arrived and reported for duty.
Vincent, who wore a pair of bronze shades, stepped out of the garage.
He surveyed the Larson residence and concluded, “This place is indeed a treasure land. when it comes to geomancy. It’s no wonder that Kimberly and Uncle William had the notion of taking over this place.”
With just one sweep of his eye, Vincent caught sight of the figure within the rose garden.
A lock of hair cascaded down one side of the feminine figure. The woman had documents in one hand, and with the other hand tugged the lock of hair behind her
ears.
Despite her casual attire, her elegance and charm shone through in the way she moved.
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Vincent picked up his pace and trod to the rose garden.
Miraculously, Olivia was so deeply engrossed in her documents to the point that she did not notice the person approaching her.
It was not until Vincent stood before her, blocking the sun, that she finally realized that there was a man by her side.
Due to the misunderstanding that had occurred during their first meeting, Olivia still felt a tad bit embarrassed, and Vincent could sense the agitation and awkwardness within her.
He never expected that a mannish woman such as Olivia, who carried herself ruthlessly at court, would have such a cute and adorable side to her.
Olivia stood up immediately, but due to her haste, she dropped her documents and they scat tered all over the ground.
Vincent promptly crouched down and helped her pick up the papers.
When they got back up, their heads collided with each other.
Olivia ducked away immediately as if she had been jolted by electricity.
The corners of Vincent’s lips arched up into a smile. He then proceeded to break the ice first. “It’s the weekend, and you’re still working hard. I guess that’s why you’re the leading figure in your field of work.”
Hearing Vincent’s words, Olivia continued the conversation in a heartbeat, “In that case, my patron should be more generous. That way, we workers would have more motivation to grind away at our jobs.”
Kimberly, who was sleeping like a log, awoken at the sound of the car engine coming from the garden.
She abruptly recalled that she had a date that day. She jumped off her bed in a hurry, not treating herself like a pregnant lady.
She washed up and then went down the stairs. Esther informed her that it was Vincent who had arrived, and he was chatting with Olivia in the garden.
With Esther’s words, Kimberly grabbed a cup of milk and a large piece of bread, then marched outside, taking bites of the bread between strides.
Esther followed behind, reminding Kimberly to take caution, but the latter ignored her.
Kimberly’s curiosity drove her onward. She wondered, “Am I missing something here?”
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Then and there, she was a cliched drama-goer.
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It was likely true that the employees of Larson Corporation were not aware of how big a gossip their CEO was.
When Olivia spotted Kimberly drawing nearer, she instantaneously comprehended Kimberly’s intent just by a glimpse of the odd expression on her face.
Out of professional habit, Olivia made the first move. “Look at you, you future mom. You’re still running about while having something to eat. Quickly now, go back to the living room and dine properly. With that prenatal education of yours, you’ll soon give birth to two little devils.”
Kimberly choked on her bread upon hearing Olivia’s words and began to cough incessantly.
Olivia swiftly caught the cup of milk from Kimberly’s hand, then lifted it to Kimberly’s mouth. “Hurry up and drink some milk.”
In the meantime, she did not forget to continue with her lecture. “People tend to say that a woman tur into a fool for three years with each pregnancy. But it seems to me that your foolishness would be many folds worse.”
Then, without waiting for Kimberly to react, Olivia fled the scene! the cup of milk still in her hand.
Meanwhile, Vincent was close to being breathless as he howled out in laughter at the sight of his sister’s withered face.
When it came time to depart, it was already half-past ten.
Their roles were clear, and their duties were obvious. That day, Vincent was to take exceptional care of the two beautiful ladies.
In the car, Kimberly and Olivia had conflicting ideas for their morning and evening schedules.
Kimberly desired to visit the amusement park in the evening when they had lots of time to spare, while Olivia preferred doing so in the morning when they were still full of energy. Olivia further reasoned that since Kimberly was pregnant, thus, she should not spend too much time having fun, nor should she get too wild.
At last, Kimberly yielded. In her heart, she thought, “These two are such sweet burdens. One day, when I’m no longer carrying the two of you, I may then enjoy myself to the fullest.
The amusement park they visited was one of the subsidiary companies under Larson
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Corporation. With the trio’s authority, they could have reserved the entire venue for their personal entertainment.
However, the notion felt hollow to them.
Hence, on that day, they played the role of commoners. They were there to relax and to experience the park firsthand.