Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica I Choose The Arranged Marriage

Chapter 65

It's true that human nature is curious. Years ago, Aveline gave up a promising career and got married in secret. But after all these years, her secret spouse at A University remains a mystery.

Seeing how Ryan, a senior who seems indifferent to worldly affairs, is particularly attentive to her, it naturally sparked endless speculations among everyone.

Even if Alexander didn't say a word, the intense oppressive feeling continued to weigh on her. Aveline put down her utensils and elegantly wiped the corners of her lips. "Are you all so curious?"

"Yes, yes, Aveline, don't keep us in suspense. A friend of mine asked me to burn the ending of "One Piece' and the identity of your secret spouse for him before he died."

"Right, I have a friend who wants to know too."

Aveline looked around and a beautiful smile appeared on her lips.

"As for my secret spouse..." When she said this, her gaze paused on Alexander's face for a second. That handsome face still showed no expression, making it impossible to detect any emotional

fluctuations. It was just that his right thumb and index finger were slowly rubbing against the palm of his left hand.

Aveline understood very well that this was his

heart, Aveline continued with her smile, "Instead of calling him my secret spouse, it's better to refer to him

this time, suddenly spoke

your ex-husband is?"

much, obviously

the topic. "Doesn't anyone else

Nora could react, Connor looked surprised and

divorced, or more accurately. I became a widow. My husband passed away

sip and heard Aveline's words. She couldn't help but burst out laughing, and it took great effort for her to suppress the smile on

her smile. "Sorry, I just suddenly thought of something sad. I can testify that Aveline's husband is dead, and he died

everyone cagerly asked,

up,

are really curious, Aveline, how did your

already divorced, did she still have to consider his feelings? She remembered the pain he had caused her over the past