She Became Rich After Divorce by Georgina Lane

Chapter 439: Like Air

Kelvin felt powerless and wondered why Cheyenne’s focus was so different from what he thought.

He suddenly reached out and grabbed Cheyenne’s hand, placed on the table. His large hand covering her small hand was damp and hot.

She felt uncomfortable.

When she looked up into his shiny eyes, she saw herself reflected in them, and he was looking at her attentively.

“Trust me.”

Cheyenne’s fair face sank into contemplation at his words. Conflicted emotions surged like waves crashing against the shore, receding and advancing, coming and going.

All of these things were made up by Abbie… Should she trust Kelvin? The answer to this question had been in Cheyenne’s mind all along. She had just been seeking a reason to believe Kelvin. Kelvin was a businessman, and integrity was the foundation of a businessman. From this perspective, he wouldn’t lie.

As an aloof genius, he didn’t seem inclined to lie either.

She knew him well enough to know that he wouldn’t deceive her.

His expressions of displeasure and indifference were always so direct that it lacked any gentlemanly demeanor…

In the gaze he expected from her, Cheyenne finally nodded. Her lips parted slightly, and she exhaled as she said, “I believe you now. You can let go.”

Don’t think she didn’t notice that his palm was sweaty and that he tried to rub his hand back and forth against hers…

In this hot summer weather, didn’t he think it was dirty?

When she said she believed him, Kelvin finally smiled. The corners of his eyes lifted, and his icy and stern face lit up.

Before he could get too happy, another ruthless blow struck. Cheyenne’s harsh words left him looking lost and pitiful.

“Kelvin, just because I believe you doesn’t mean I forgive you. I was serious when I said those things in the office. Let’s end it here.”

She was tired.

She had been chasing after him for eight years… always looking up at his back. Even a little bit of care from him was enough to make her happy for days.

the table, and meticulously wiped her hands. She rubbed each finger carefully, especially her hand back, applying force and

to

hoarse voice hadn’t even uttered the first syllable when the knocking on the

in front of them with five or six

private room was off, causing him to break out in a cold sweat underneath

didn’t like people chattering in her ear while she was eating, especially now that she wasn’t in a good mood.

enjoy your meal. If you need anything, just

and the good-looking waiters left, leaving

once again put on a carefree and lazy smile on her delicate

eat. I’m hungry, let’s eat

without hesitation and prepared to start eating. Her happy expression was

his heart but

their meals deep in thought, suddenly feeling that this expensive and authentic local

to his elegant dining, Cheyenne appeared

never been a lady, and she didn’t need to pretend to be a “proper lady” in front of Kelvin. The most important thing was to

only their breathing and the sound of

saw her eating too quickly and was afraid she would choke, so he couldn’t help but remind her in a soft voice with furrowed brows, “Cheyenne, slow down.

“I’m used to it.”

full and hungry, so she developed

it lacked elegance, it

He had never made an

Cheyenne based on his own standards… but his “standards” were rigid and bound by the rules of the aristocracy. Such rules only bred refined

the other hand, wasn’t restrained by those

her, accepted her, and appreciated her, like the gentle and divine Benson

heart began to ache again. Cheyenne visited Benson every week. She accompanied him in practicing the piano, did his laundry, cooked for him, and read to him… she even accompanied that man to

combined weight of Omari and Iker was probably not as important as

rival was that elegant

if burdened by a boulder, making

abandoned Cheyenne, it was Benson who stayed

was Benson who prepared a surprise

nearly lost both her baby, it was Benson who saved her with

owed that blind man was actually Kelvin’s

what, he would never

the air he relied

was separated from her,