A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 52

This time, Jace was the one who started the conversation.

“I have come.”

His voice carried hints of gentleness. For some reason, he sounded like an apologetic husband approaching his wife after a fight.

Raising her brows, Sage found the situation somewhat strange.

She had clearly told him that they should treat each other as strangers the next time they met. So, why was Jace acting as if he was on familiar terms with her?

“Sorry, but do I know you?”

glanced at him nonchalantly,

left alone. Staring at Sage, who was leaving,

felt a weight settle on his shoulders, and he heard Yoel’s chuckle. “Damn, wasn’t it embarrassing?

went on, “This is not how you get a lady, especially not your ex-wife. You were the one who abandoned her and with an ‘I have come’, you’re expecting Sage to

was true. He was not good at pursuing women, and he somewhat agreed with Yoel. Putting aside his ego, Jace asked, “What should I do to

attitude startled Yoel. “Are you asking for

not having a fever though.

smacked away Yoel’s hand,

in front of his chest as he studied Jace, Yoel shook his head and said, “My friend haven’t you ever heard of the saying: Never jump into the same river twice? The most absurd and ridiculous thing you can do is to remain in love with your ex wife, unable to move on. You should have loved her fully and sincerely when you had the chance to do so, and when you broke up, you should accept and respect the decision. Don’t try to piece back what has already been broken, for even if you are able to piece it together there

Pausing for a moment, he finally replied, “I

“About?” asked Yoel.