There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

From Ezra's facial expression, Maisie knew the flowers weren't sent by Ezra, but a name suddenly popped out in her mind —Steven.

Her head was spinning. What was wrong with them?

After knowing that the flowers weren't given by Ezra, the young lady fled to the secretariat at once, then there left only Maisie and Ezra outsides.

Ezra opened the greeting card. The signature turned out to be "Steven". Inside, it also contained words like "May the flowers bring you a good day."

He flicked a frosty glance at Maisie beside him, but she said tonelessly, "I don't know at all that he will give me flowers."

And Maisie simply told Ezra that she would have lunch with Steven since they mentioned him. Ezra looked as black as thunder.

As Ezra was about to say something, Maisie stopped him, "Let's talk about it in my office."

After all, it was not proper for them to talk about such a private topic in such a public area.

Ezra clenched his teeth, following Maisie into her office.

After putting away her handbag and overcoat, she began to explain, "David was supposed to have lunch with him, but you know that he has now left Riverside City. Thus, he could only request me to answer Steven's questions."

Maisie exactly knew that Ezra would be annoyed if he learned that she was going to have lunch only with Steven, so she chose to explain in advance.

"You can go with me if you think it improper," Maisie invited Ezra initially.

"Whew, quite good," Ezra smiled casually.

Maisie was bristle but speechless at his sarcasm.

She glared at him and said, "Ezra, no matter what our future will be, to outsiders, we are still husband and wife now. I'm not that sort of woman with no boundaries, and I won't let anyone find fault with our marriage because of other men."

After saying that, she added, "I have intended to tell you about the lunch. You don't have to be so mean."

Her words immediately made Ezra in good humor again.

He approached her with a smile and asked, "Why didn't you tell me in the car?"

"You were driving at that moment. I certainly could not tell you, could I?" said Maisie. In the morning, there were so many cars on the road. She did know Ezra would be annoyed at this. What if something happened to them if she told him?

Ezra treated it as her concern and had a bigger smile, "I will pick you up at noon. Let's go together."

computer and sat down. "Then you should leave

turned and planned to talk about

sent a thank-you message to Steven after Ezra left, but at the same time, she told Steven not to give her

he passed by Maisie's office, he saw Ezra in there and showed a look of disgust

that moment, Ezra entered his office. Julian asked him at once, "Some time ago, you just came here every spare second.

might go steady with Maisie. However, as he saw they were in Maisie's office, he just felt that

frequently in the Hughes Group at

turned out that Ezra had fallen

in the company due to an

up?" he stopped Ezra and

you for some matters but failed to

on. Let's talk in my office," he

Ezra bolted away without looking back,

Ezra hadn't come here for him but for Maisie. The only

Ezra confessed calmly, sitting on

help it. I found that I had a crush on her. Every day, I just

her on the table, so I could only meet her

start and never hung out with me.

jeered at him, "I have never seen a man as cheeky

Maisie into being his girlfriend without his knowledge, Julian then trash-talked him, "Look

Basically speaking, merely David and Maisie were allowed to enter Julian's office. Since

even standing

said "Come in"

door, Maisie got several documents at hand

ran into Ezra as soon

the office but never expected that he would open the door for her.

no attention to Ezra and walked directly toward Julian with the documents, "Mr. Hughes, these

the couch again with a sorrowful look, but he kept

She was so engaged in work that forgot Ezra on the

she just went out.

Ezra became speechless.

just so

was still immersed in sorrow, Julian before the desk proclaimed his decision, "You are banned

a sense of grievance,