My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 170 Let Me Treat You To A Meal 

Old Master Quirke’s treatment had come to an end. All that remained was to prescribe him medicine that he was to take regularly and inform him to take it on time. 

Rosalie also no longer needed to make her way to the Quirke household every now and then. She had plenty of free time. She practically spent all of her days in the research institute, either dealing with trivial matters or participating in research and development with the researchers in the experimental area. 

As her former assistant abroad, Yves now naturally gave her a hand. Their cooperation was tacit. 

It had not been easy to make a breakthrough in their research and development today. Hence, the two of them exited the experimental area early. 

suggested, “After being so busy for so many days, why don‘t we have a meal

“Why not another day? I have to pick up the children later.” Hearing the reason, it would not be nice for Yves to force Rosalie either. They left the research institute one after another. The moment

the other end, Leon‘s gentle voice sounded, “Are you free later? We haven‘t had a chance to meet up even though we‘ve returned to the country for so long.

she had to pick up the children when Leon‘s voice sounded again. “I‘ve already booked the restaurant, so I‘ll wait for you to come.” Hearing this, Rosalie swallowed her refusal. She was indeed in a hurry to pick up the children but Leon had already said that. If she were to refuse, it would feel a little impersonal. Moreover, when she first went

are you? I‘ll head over right away.” In the end, she still agreed. Leon seemed to have guessed that she would not refuse and relayed to

trouble her to pick the children up from the kindergarten. She, on the other hand, redirected her route toward the restaurant Leon had decided

Seeing Rosalie enter, Leon waved to her. Rosalie quickly walked over and took the seat opposite him. She apologized, “I‘m sorry to have kept you waiting.” Leon smiled, not minding it. “It‘s fine. But did

were abroad, Rosalie often forgot about time because of work and