Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

After graduating from university, Caroline went to Northornia for further studies, while Nyla returned to Saintornia. It had been over four years since they last met. Nyla responded warmly and asked for the hotel's location before finding a nearby restaurant known for its specialty dishes.

When Nyla entered the restaurant around 6:00 p.m., she spotted a short-haired woman with a youthful face waving at her from a window seat. "Nyla, over here!" Seeing Caroline's smile, Nyla felt as if she had been transported back to her university days and couldn't help but smile in return.

Caroline had been a top student who continued her studies directly after earning her master's degree. She had come to Saintornia with her advisor for a conference. After Nyla took her seat, Caroline smiled and said, "Nyla, you haven't changed much since university."

"It's you who haven't changed. Seeing you reminds me of the days you used to help me with experiments," Nyla replied.

"Don't mention it. You were the one helping me after that. By the way, where's your husband? Why didn't he come with you?" Caroline asked.

Nyla lowered her gaze and replied indifferently, "We're divorced."

Caroline looked surprised, and a hint of guilt flashed in her eyes. "I'm sorry, I didn't know."

In university, Nyla would often work late in the lab. No matter how late it was, Clark would come to pick her up and sometimes bring food for everyone in the lab. The two of them, one handsome and the other beautiful, were considered the golden couple of the university.

not being able to attend their wedding. She never expected that the two would end up divorced. Nyla shook her head. "It's fine. It's all

expressing some

that if Nyla hadn't given up on continuing her

she had chosen, and she didn't need to romanticize

was ending, Caroline pulled an invitation from her bag and

If you're free, I'd love for you to come and listen," she said. Nyla took

Caroline sighed and continued.

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reconsider your future. You're

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