The CEO's Amazing Ex-Wife Is Back! by H. Dally

Chapter 140

Thalassa wasn’t the only one caught off guard by Luisa’s offer. Kris and Alden were equally shocked.

“What?” Kris asked, wanting to confirm what he’d just heard.

“Yes. Since you don’t live with your family anymore, I’d like you to stay with us for a week until your wound heals a bit more.” Luisa repeated, smiling broadly. “What do you say? Do you accept?”

Thalassa had gotten even more rigid now, her face expressionless but her disbelieving eyes were fixed on Luisa who seemed oblivious.

“Uh… sure, I’d like to stay with you,” Kris said, his voice still stunned as he glanced at Thalassa. “But only if she’s okay with it.”

Thalassa tensed even more, realizing all eyes were now on her, especially Kris’s. His gaze was hopeful and pleading.

Her lips curled into a hard smile. “Why are you asking for my permission? The house belongs to Luisa too, so she can make any decision she wants. Excuse me, I have somewhere to be.”

With that, she turned and walked out of the room. Watching her leave, Kris’s expression fell, his hopes deflated. What had he expected? That she would jump for joy at the idea of him spending a week under the same roof?

“I’ll be right back,” Luisa said, following Thalassa.

hallway, she spotted Thalassa

she called, hurrying to catch

to face her, forcing Luisa to walk

is it,

her friend’s expression and posture. “You’re

of you to notice, Luisa. You didn’t seem to care about that when you offered Kris

guilty, knowing Thalassa was right. “I’m sorry. You’re right, I should’ve consulted you first. But you heard Alden–Kris lives alone now, and in

with Alden since they’re

bother you anymore?” Luisa questioned, then sighed, realizing she shouldn’t have said that.

lot, but he saved my life, Lassa. If it weren’t for him, I’d be dead by now, and you’d be crying over my casket, blaming yourself for it. Letting him stay

through her eyes.

Luisa. But he’ll be your guest, not mine. Make sure he knows that.”

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Chapter 140

she walked off. Luisa sighed before