After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

Listening to her words, Lucas furrowed his brows. "But this way, you'll feel wronged."

After all, they were getting married for the second time.

He had wanted to give her a grand and romantic wedding, where everyone would witness their happiness and love.

Aveline, however, responded, "As long as I'm happy and I like it, that's all that matters."

Lucas pulled her into his arms, inhaling the faint scent that lingered on her. He tightened his embrace but was careful not to press against her belly, cautiously adjusting his strength. "Alright, whatever you want."

Aveline smiled softly and hugged him back.

What she didn't expect was that while the wedding would be understated and elegant, the proposal turned out to be grand and extravagant.

It was a sunny morning.

Selena came by the Tudor family home, inviting her for a walk. The weather was warming up, making it the perfect time to go out and enjoy the fresh air. Throughout the drive, Selena was unusually excited. Aveline looked at her, puzzled. "What's going on with you?"

Selena drove carefully, smiling. "It's been so long since we went shopping together. I'm just excited!"

brow. "But we went out

shook her head, growing

it different?" Aveline asked, her

just is. Don't ask me any

Oh.

Alright then.

emotion on her face, but she couldn't shake the feeling that something was off. Selena was acting strangely-very

with her and led her to a small sightseeing cart. The cart offered a clear view of

found a perfect spot, it's absolutely beautiful," Selena said as

Aveline nodded. "Sure."

she could already see a group of

Aaron, dressed in a floral shirt and sunglasses, was

here!" Selena called out,

gear, while Lucas made his way over to

curiously. "Weren't you

early that morning, and she assumed he was off

Labor City, with Desmond managing the headquarters. Most important matters were handled via video conference, allowing Lucas to focus

he looked at her. "I wrapped things up early and came over. How could I miss out on camping and