Taking Alpha's Twins Away After Divorce by AlisTae

Chapter 242

Max said he would take me to his favorite restaurant in this pack.

He never failed to cast a glance in my direction throughout the entire ride. I was able to sense his gaze. He looked excited.

I blushed because he was trying to find some topic to talk about with me. I could not deny myself that I really like this man. His personality as Doctor Max was appealing to me. He was someone I had always heard a lot about. He was a kind man who always liked to help others and make new cures for unknown diseases.

Now, it was time to know him as Max Harrison.

I was well aware that allowing a man into my life would not be easy for me. But at this point, I was adamant about moving on.

I vowed that I would never again look back at my past. Since I gave this man a chance, I would never do the same to him as what my past had done to me.

The car stopped in front of a five-star restaurant. Max's driver got out of the car and opened the door for him. I got out of the car without waiting for others to open the door for me.

I was not the princess anymore. So, I did not need the treatment. I was used to this ordinary life now.

Max approached me, and we went to the restaurant together.

The door to the restaurant was being opened by a group of young men at the time that we were proceeding inside. They looked like the rich brats of some wealthy businessmen. The way they walked so recklessly could explain that.

of the boys pushed me with his shoulder. I was

arms.

boy said with a laugh and walked past me. His friends were also laughing when they

you have any manners? Or do you want me to complain to your father? Could it be

"Sorry, ma-Oh, Doctor Max!"

lowered his head in embarrassment

Don't complain to my

looked equally stunned

them and stepped inside the restaurant. His hands were still

He was not only handsome but also charming. He was calm yet

way he protected me on the road and just

bit my bottom lip and lowered my head without saying a

had never dated anyone in my life, so I had no idea how the relationship worked. The marriage I wanted to succeed in broke me completely, and I could never

to the reception counter and asked for a

we approached, the table, Max pulled a chair for me. I

"Thank you."

small yet gentle gestures were

then talked about my brother's health. We

I glanced at the watch, I

I have to return to the coffee