Rebirth In Divorce: My New Mr. Perfect by Henry Foster

Chapter 186

Yonas followed closely behind and handed her a bag of pastries. "Don't forget." After giving her the pastries, Yonas sat in his car with a subdued expression and drove away.

As the evening fell the next day, Yoselin stopped Yasmine, "Yasmine, are you free afer work?"

"Where to?" Yasmine asked curiously

Yoselin didn't answer and just pulled her into the car waiting outside the school. It wasn't Yonas who care to pick up Yoselin today, and Yasmine felt relieved

The black Bentley headed towards the outskirts, moving further away from the city. Yasmine felt something was off, while Yoselin was unusually excited, even giggling uncontrollably in the car

After the car stopped, they arrived at a small hill, and Yoselin pulled her out. "Yasmine, there's a sunset here, she pointed towards the horizon, and Yasmine looked over.

The sunset glow cast a soft pink hue on her cheeks, making her eyes

es shimmer with a gentle pink light. She stood atop the hill, though it wasn't very tall, she could see Soucrity unfolding below like a miniature, bathed in the sunset's glow. As the sun gradually dipped beneath the horizon, darkness slowly crept in, and in an instant, the city lights came alive, transforming Soucrity into a glowing miniature world, while she became an observer of this spectacle.

Yoselm stood beside her, grinning with pride, "So what do you think, Yasmine? Pretty, right?"

Yasmine nodded, a smile gracing her face, "It's beautiful. It's been a while since I watched a sunset such a stunning sunset was back on the vacation island, with Yonas by her side. set like th

this. She recalled the last time she had seen

As the last streaks of twilight faded, leaving only a gray sky, a faint moon rose in the east, climbing slowly. When nightfall came, the temperature dropped abruptly, and Yasmine's face turned somber, "Shall we head back! There's no more sunset to see." Yoselin shook her head and led her to another spot, "It's not over yet, look over there.

Boom! Boom! Boom! With several loud explosions, colorful lights shot up from the ground and burst into a dazzling array of colors in the sky, illuminating Yasmine. She looked up at the fireworks, a smile naturally appearing on her face. The fireworks shattered against the pitch-black sky, brilliant and captivating in their splendor.

of cedar filling the air and bringing a sting to her nose. She turned around in a daze to find Yoselin already gone, and Yonas standing beside her. It had only been a few days, but Yonas always seemed to carry a sense of sorrow in his brow now, his eyes

of gold-rimmed glasses, looking even more composed. His lips slightly parted, his voice

nodded, "It looks great." It was his doing, these fireworks

turned her head, continuing to watch the fireworks, her mind already a jumble. "Sorry for

happened before, Yonas said with

slightly, the sound of fireworks still exploding around her, though she seemed not to hear it. There's really nothing to apologize for between us. We've always had a good break up. The fireworks are truly beautiful Yonas looked hurt. "Is it really a good break-up! Yasmine, I

came to see me. You two were childhood friends, and I don't want to be

bang cracked the sky. "This is a new development,

mix of colors, fleeting like they had burned out, with the falling embers resembling shooting

of

a breath, as if expelling

what Irene told you, but I need to make it cle no other feelings" He paused

are just friends, no other

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Chapter 186

Yasmine frowned slightly, "Why?"

she is. She's neither Helen nor Yvette, Yasmine

a blue diamond ring and a mole behind her ear seemed to be Irene, and she was crazy. Yonas dropped his eyes, speaking softly, "Yasmine,

her from b

questioning, "So, you

afraid she'd hurt me, so you hurt me instead?" Yasmine spoke, her eyes reddened with unshed tears. Yonas shook his head, a flicker of helplessness in his deep eyes, "No, I can't risk

on me? And now that we've broken up to protect me better, why are

speechless. Indeed, at the start, the intention was not to put her in danger, to