To Win His Ex-Wife’s Heart Again by Rose Winifred

Chapter 161
Silence filled the room.
Sasha didn’t expect that even in this situation, Andie could still cra ck dirty jokes.
In order to save Andie from embarrassment, Sasha pretended to fetch coffee for her and then quickly ran to the kitchen and burst into laughter.
She had been holding in her laughter for so long that she couldn’t help it anymore.
She always knew that Andie was cute, but she never expected her to be this adorable.
Even her normally calm and composed brother couldn’t resist teasing her, which showed just how adorable Andie was.
Sasha brewed the coffee but didn’t immediately bring it over.
She thoughtfully waited in the kitchen, wanting to give the two some alone time.
Little did she know that Andie, in the living room, was feeling a mix of embarrassment and anger.
Although there was some distance between the kitchen and the living room, it wasn’t soundproof, and Sasha’s laughter could be heard by both of them.
Andie felt like she wanted to dig a hole and bury herself.
It was too suffocating.
Andie looked down at her toes, nervously explaining, “I didn’t mean it just now… I was just…”

Timothy’s eyes were filled with amusement. He genuinely felt happy, as if all the exhaustion of the past few days had been swept away.
“I understand, Ms. Anderson. You don’t need to explain.”
Andie breathed a sigh of relief. “It’s good that you understand.”
Timothy then asked, “One more question. Do you often watch fantasy novels?”
Andie looked up, confused. “Huh?”
Immediately, Timothy touched his watch, and a clear female voice came through the speakers.
“Demon, where do you think you’re going!”
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“Don’t chase me. Go chase my master. He’s greasy.”
“Evil spirit, surrender!”
Then, there was a thud, the sound of Andie falling to the ground.
Andie quickly stood up.
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She couldn’t take it any longer. The embarrassment was swallowing her whole, and she had to escape to breathe some fresh air.
Just as Sasha came out of the kitchen, she saw Andie running out without even bothering to put on her shoes, holding her high heels in her hands.
“I just remembered that there’s something at the company I need to take care of. I’ll come find you another day.”
Her voice faded with the wind, followed by the sound of the door opening and closing.
Sasha was dumbfounded, turning to look at her brother, who was leisurely drinking his coffee.
“What did you just do?”
Timothy calmly put down his cup and said, “I wanted a refill.”
He thought this sort of coffee was actually not too bad, and he didn’t realize he had finished it without noticing.
She felt helpless and walked over to push the coffee that was prepared for Andie toward her brother.
“This cup might be sweeter than usual. It was originally meant for Andie, so you might not be used to it.”