The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance

Stella was about to refuse, but Abby chimed in, "Come on, Star, let's get out for a bit. Staying cooped up in your room all day isn't good for you. You need some fresh air."

Abby had always been the restless type, and after so many days indoors, she was itching to get out.

Seeing the eager excitement in Abby's eyes, Stella finally gave in and nodded.

From that point on, Foreman took charge of their plans. He wanted to make sure Stella was safe at all times.

Sandford was famous for its many tourist attractions, and Foreman had made arrangements in advance to clear out any unnecessary crowds. The result was that, apart from the three of them, the scenic spots were empty. But being able to finally get out and wander around genuinely lifted Stella's spirits.

Abby, on the other hand, was in her element-she practically burst with energy, snapping picture after picture as if she were documenting every step.

By the evening, after hours of exploring, they decided to head to dinner together.

The restaurant they chose was well-known as a romantic date spot, packed with couples enjoying the cozy atmosphere.

Stella, Abby, and Foreman witnessed a proposal unfold right at the next table. Abby, a hopeless romantic, was over the moon-she clapped and

look around, her gaze landed on Stella and Foreman. Smiling warmly, she crossed the room and offered her bouquet to Stella,

stunning couple," the woman said sincerely. "I wish you both a

most striking pair in the room. They looked effortlessly good together, a

onto Stella's face.

and accepted the bouquet with

restaurant instantly shifted. The crowd, previously cheering for the newly-engaged couple,

up the chant. Foreman knew Stella would be mortified. With an easy laugh, he addressed the

leaning in to whisper,

polite, gentlemanly hug, he let her go. The crowd cheered, offering their congratulations, but

blushing, let the moment

Stella shook her head. "I'm pretty

and rest. Maybe

the fireworks another time.