Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 105

"Ms. Sutherland, what a coincidence running into you here! Are you doing some holiday shopping too?"

In the underground parking lot of the shopping mall, Roland steadied Mila, who had nearly fallen, with a warm smile.

"Thank you."

Mila expressed her gratitude, stepping back slightly to create some distance. But then she realized it might seem too deliberate, especially since he had just helped her. She decided to continue the conversation a bit more.

"You and your brother are here for holiday shopping too?"

She glanced at Ryan, who stood beside Roland, glaring at her since they met, and quickly looked away.

Great, just what I needed, she thought.

"What are you doing?"

Roland noticed Ryan's barely concealed hostility and gave him a light slap on the back of his head.

His clueless brother!

"Come on, I didn't do anything! I didn't even say a word, and you're hitting me in front of her!" Ryan protested, holding his head indignantly.

Mila when he knew how much Ryan disliked her. It felt

with a friendly suggestion. "Since we're all here to shop for

who had been refusing to engage with him over the phone, found it hard to decline in person,

three of

the matter and soon became the designated cart pusher. As he maneuvered the cart, piled high with purchases, he shot

like he's choosing her over me, he

Wait a minute...

realization struck Ryan. Could it be that his brother actually liked Mila? That woman

brother marrying a divorced woman, especially Mila!

"Hey, Roland!"

urgency, Ryan pushed the towering

her. Before she could react, Roland pulled

by his own momentum, crashed into a nearby shelf. His upper body plunged into a pile of goods, leaving only

"Help! Roland! Help me!"

was speechless.

feeling embarrassed by

a mall over something like this was

for the unexpected 'fright' and then went to rescue his brother from the mess of merchandise, before dealing with the compensation for the damaged

opportunity to excuse herself, leaving with the small portion of holiday

feared she might burst out laughing if