The Divorce Prescription

Adam tightened his grip on Carly's hand. "How could I not?"

Carly smiled warmly, her cheeks tinged with a soft blush.

At that moment, the grand doors of the hotel swung open, and Celine walked in, accompanied by Perry.

"Celine, Mr. McCormick is already waiting for us. Let's go," Perry said.

As Celine took a step forward, she suddenly froze. Her eyes fell on two familiar figures.

Perry followed her gaze and saw Adam and Carly, hand in hand, sharing an intimate look.

Perry smirked. "Well, well, Mr. Alvarez certainly knows how to make the most of his time. Last night, he carried you home, and tonight, he's here having a romantic dinner with Carly. He's quite the expert at juggling women."

Shaking his head, he added, "Never would've guessed Mr. Alvarez was such a player."

Celine kept her eyes on the couple as she answered, "No. Mr. Alvarez isn't the type to play games."

Perry glanced at her.

"He has always loved Carly. She's the one he truly cares for, the one who holds

his heart. That doesn't make him a player," Celine added.

"Alright, Celine. Let's go."

"Okay."

gaze and followed Perry

Carly remained unaware

go of Carly's hand, Adam picked up his knife and fork, cutting into

you remember our first meeting

she locked eyes with him. "Adam, why are you

was the first time we met. I've never

eyes flickered with a hint of unease.

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was incredibly remote," Adam continued. "You told me back then that you were on a trip with your parents but got lost and accidentally wandered into the

treated my wounds there, but by morning, you were

parents came looking for you and took you away. That's

Carly nodded. "Yes, exactly."

That day, Carly had just

made a desperate call to Lucy

trapped under Hayden's oppressive control. It was then that Carly and Lucy first learned of Celine's

Carly had felt a

the countryside, eager to witness Celine's hardship

how she found herself in the forest, trailing Celine from a distance, silently observing

witnessed it all-every detail,

was so perfect. Over the years, Adam had never doubted