The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 72:

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When Alicia entered the room with Raquel, she immediately noticed the scene unfolding before her. A beautiful woman, who was shyly showing something to Caden on her phone, was being ignored by him. He kept his head down, appearing totally disinterested and distant. It was enough to make anyone feel frustrated. Gerry, visibly annoyed, addressed the woman in a dismissive tone.

"You're missing the point. Mr Ward doesn't like women," he said.

The woman looked surprised, clearly shocked by his audacity. Gerry, unable to hide his jealousy, continued: “Yes, I am in a relationship with Mr Ward. “I am his partner.”

Only then did Caden look up, giving Gerry a cold glance but making no further comment.

Meanwhile, Alicia caught Caden's eye as she approached. He narrowed his eyes slightly as he watched her approach, his expression unreadable.

Nearby, Randolph, with his arm around Rachel, greeted them cheerfully. “Mr. Ward, Mr. Hopkins!”

Alicia leaned closer to Rachel, feeling more comfortable in her company. Dressed in a loose sweater and subtle makeup, Alicia struck a balance that was eye-catching without being overbearing.

She couldn't help but notice that Caden looked exhausted, as if he'd spent a sleepless night filled with more than just restlessness. He looked drained and disheveled, possibly from a passionate and stormy encounter the night before.

As they settled in, Gerry, finding amusement in the situation, beckoned Alice. “Eat here, Alice. “Sit with us.”

His attitude towards her was casual and platonic. However, Randolph interpreted it differently, casting a meaningful glance at Alicia. It was something she wanted to avoid, especially since Randolph was close to Joshua. She couldn't risk Randolph's words getting back to him.

To keep her distance and avoid any misunderstandings, Alice excused herself and sat further away.

caught a cold. It's best

his cold, asked

surprised, confirmed: "Yes, that's

Caden,” Gerry said, cocking his head. “He's been sick for three days

faint mark on his lips. She realized it was her fault. She remembered how intensely they had kissed that day. Did she give him the cold? she thought, silently panicking. Feeling guilty,

worried. "It's been three days and you're still not better? Is the medicine

gave a small sigh and, in a nonchalant tone, replied,

hard. You need to take care of yourself. I happen to have a friend here

frowned slightly at the mention of traditional remedies. The idea of ​​bitter herbs

he could refuse, Gerry, always eager for something new, intervened on his behalf: “Sure.

got up to go find

dejected. After exchanging a few words, Randolph and Rachel left

wanted to get closer to Rachel, but it wasn't the right time.

while, Caden's voice broke into his thoughts. In a mocking tone, he said, "So, Miss Bennett, is Mr. Gray your

to

expression remained sharp. “It’s fine if you like older men,” he added, “just be careful when they’re

to

have nothing to say.

“Sometimes it’s

the man specialized in traditional medicine

The man, who appeared to be in his fifties, smiled warmly, carrying himself with a gentle humility. "I

to actually come, but out of respect

a calm voice, Caden replied, “My cold hasn't gotten better because I haven't taken any medicine.