Submitting To My Billionaire Ex-Wife by Allison Mild

Chapter 38

The following evening, Louis arrived early to pick up Genevieve.

Descending the stairs, Genevieve presented an image of mature charm, clad in a simple yet sophisticated professional sult. Her makeup, understated yet enhancing, drew particular attention to her sparkling eyes, captivating onlookers.

Their destination, a private dining restaurant selected earlier, was a bit of a drive away but boasted an ambiance well worth

the journey.

It was an ideal venue for a romantic couple’s outing.

Louis, in a gesture of classic romance, presented Genevieve with a bouquet of roses he had prepared. Accepting the flowers with an awkward smile, Genevieve remarked, “Mr. Fallon, you’re too formal…”

Louis replied with a smile, “Since you’re treating me to dinner, offering you roses is only fair, Ms. Lawrence.”

Genevieve found herself at a loss for words.

Louis, adept at filling any lulls in conversation, ensured that dining with him was a comfortable experience.

Their exchange gradually became more relaxed, filled with laughter and chat, though to a certain onlooker, their interaction might seem a bit unusual and somewhat of an eyesore.

From his vantage point on the second floor, Anthony watched the scene below intently, a gloom

expression on his face.

and surrounded by wooden structures draped in greenery, resembled a charming. seat

and shadows, creating a

sat opposite each other, their eyes gleaming in the

ambiance was tender and

but comment, “Genevieve is so beautiful. She seems like

for that man!”

of Genevieve, Brendan saw

Brendan as he coldly

Genevieve’s lingering feelings for him led her to choose someone similar in appearance as a substitute. He assumed that she still

you? That man appears

expression darkened at Brendan’s words. ‘Is that so?” he uttered

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his statement, “Of course, he’s not as good as

merely keeping an eye

frown when he heard this. “I recently saw a scandal, or rather, the news involving you and

silent, introspectively pondering,

harbored some regrets, but more than that, he felt remorse for Genevieve and their unborn child, yearning to make

his excitement, suggested, “If that’s the case, you should make an effort to win her back. Approach her gently and do some sweet

contemplated, ‘Gentle? Sweet talk? Aren’t those traits typical of

advice without much