One year, one love by Aurora Miller

Chapter 90

Lewis unfadened his seatbeh and stepped out of the caY

As he walked upstairs and opened the door, the delicious aroma of food greeted him

He hadn’t had Doris‘ cooking in days and instantly felt a wave of nostalgia.

Lately, he had been eating meals prepared by top cheft–meals he once thought were delicious. But now, they always seemed to lack something. He no longer found them appetizing.

The aroma in the air stirred his senses. He hadn’t felt hungry before, but now his stormach was growling.

He changed into slippers, walked into the living room, took off his suit jacket, and draped it over the back of the sofa before heading to the kitchen.

Doris had just placed the last dish on the table when she turned around and saw Lewis. ‘You’re here.”

“Yeah,” Lewis responded.

“Wash your hands and come cat,” Doris said with a gentle smile.

Lewis unfastened his cufflinks and rolled up his sleeves, revealing his lean, muscular forearms.

He turned on the faucet to wash his hands. His fingers were well–proportioned. Not only was he handsome, but even his hands were a work of art.

After washing his hands and drying them, Lewis took a seat at the dining table.

Doris was already seated, and the dishes had been served.

She picked up a bowl of soup and placed it in front of Lewis. “Have some soup before you eat.”

Lewis didn’t immediately move. His deep eyes lingered on Doris, who sat across from him. That was when he noticed- Doris had deliberately dressed up today.

Her lightly made–up face appeared luminous and delicate. Her dark brows arched gracefully, her lips were tinged with a soft cherry hue, and her eyes shimmered like rippling lake water.

She had styled her long hair into an elegant updo, secured with a simple yet refined antique hairpin. Not a single strand was out of place.

She was in a white dress with delicate green floral patterns, exuding a fresh and natural charm.

Doris usually didn’t care much for dressing up, prioritizing comfort over style. But she always looked clean and put- together. Tonight, however, her effort was evident–subtle yet breathtaking. Her beauty wasn’t dazzling or flamboyant; it was like a soft rain that quietly seeped into one’s heart.

Not only had she carefully dressed up, but she had also prepared such a lavish dinner.

The corners of Lewis‘ lips curled slightly, his expression calm, though amusement flickered in his eyes.

wrapped his fingers around the rim of the soup bowl, masking his inner turmoil. “Is today a special occasion? Why so

“We haven’t had a meal together in a while. I just wanted to sit down and have a

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of the soup. Didn’t you say you had something important

talk later” Doris lifted her soup bowl and rook

didn’t press

focused on eating, falling into a comfortable

cooking was truly delicious, and it instantly whetted Lewis‘ appetite.

was perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy, making it

was mentally raving about how good it was, Lewis maintained a calm exterior, refusing

excitement.

reaction. Seeing him

the least she could do–to make

eating too full, making up for the meals he had missed

dinner, Doris cleaned up the table and dishes.

dishes, and Lewis helped dry them and placed them on

washed some fruit, cut it into pieces, and brought it to the living room.

single–seater sofa,

eyelashes and met

expression seemed to say, “Now we can talk about

up her courage, and said, “Mr. Hartman, thank you so much for taking care of me and tolerating me all this time. From now on, I won’t

darkness. The overhead light cast deep shadows across

voice was deep and

a divorce.” Doris‘ long eyelashes

Lewis instinctively

answer. Instead, she pulled out the divorce agreement she had prepared from under the coffee table and handed it to Lewis. “This is the divorce agreement. Take a

shifted from Doris‘ face to the bold, glaring words

Answer me.” His voice was calm, yet it carried a

and she swallowed. She bit her lip. She didn’t want to say anything

I’ve fallen for someone else. We agreed when we got married that if either of us found someone

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Lewis let out a mocking laugh. “Who?”

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firm. “Mr. Hartman, consider this my fault. If you need any compensation, as long as it’s within my ability, I’ll make it up to you. That way,

words slowly. “What a nice way to put