Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 320

**Evening, at the corner of the dormitory building.**

Mila looked up, just a little, surprised to find Lysander standing in front of her. She hadn't expected to run into him—not after a year of silence. What surprised her even more was the confusion that washed over her as she took in his

appearance.

Now that he was this close, she could see how drawn and exhausted he looked. The sharp angles of his handsome face seemed a little broken, as if the past year had chipped away at him. Had something happened?

But what did any of that have to do with her?

They were supposed to be even less than strangers. The fact that Lysander had shown up and stopped her was already baffling enough.

Mila instinctively took a few steps back, putting space between them. Her expression was icy, unreadable. She said nothing just turned to leave.

There was nothing left to say between them.

But before she could move away, Lysander grabbed her arm. With a sudden tug, he pulled her roughly, and she stumbled, smacking into the wall behind her. He stepped in, trapping her between his body and the bricks, blocking any chance of escape.

Panic flickered in Mila's chest. She darted a glance around, anxious. She hadn't forgotten-Lysander was engaged. If anyone saw them like this, how could she possibly explain?

Luckily, the corner was secluded and the evening shadows were deep. No one was paying attention.

relief mixing with irritation, and shoved at his chest, voice low and trembling

he pressed her tighter against the wall, lowering his

Just let me hold you

above a whisper, thin

over Mila. Something felt wrong.

couple of seconds, but his warm breath on her skin made her skin crawl. She shoved him

he let

them in an instant, chest heaving as her anger finally boiled over. She didn't bother to

is wrong

why not go find your fiancée? Stop coming after me, I'm begging you! Can't you just pretend I don't

anything to do with you. Not

dark. He was silent

Why can't

Girlfriend?

felt her

sucked in a breath, but the tightness in her chest wouldn't ease. She had to breathe in and out several times, but

calm herself. It

let out a bitter, incredulous

you seriously delusional? Let me remind you—one year ago, we had a contract relationship. Two months,

forgotten, but I

started, we agreed-no one else during that time. But you? You were lying to me from