After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

Herman fell silent for a moment before responding, "I just got back. Let's not get into such heavy topics-it might ruin our sibling bond." Tiana burst out laughing.

Maria sat quietly in the backseat, listening to the banter between the siblings. She felt her mood ease, enjoying their lighthearted conversation.

Soon, they arrived at the restaurant, a familiar place Maria had been to before. The food was always good. After everyone got out of the car, the server led them to a private room.

Maria was the last to enter, but just as she was about to step inside, she heard a familiar voice from downstairs.

"I'm glad you like it."

"I do. Sidney, you really know how to pick a spot."

Maria paused, her footsteps halting as she stepped back, glancing over the railing. Sure enough, she spotted Sidney walking into the restaurant with a girl by his side. They headed to a booth in the main dining area. What a coincidence.

"Maria, what are you looking at?"

Tiana, noticing her delay, called out curiously.

Maria shook her head, pulling her gaze away. "Nothing, let's go inside."

Maria's name.

Had he imagined it?

looking at?" Diana waved her

snapped back and

got a bonus this month, so dinner's on me." Sidney smiled lightly. "There's no need

treating you. Don't try to argue with

press the issue and simply handed her the

...

was busy ordering from the menu while Maria sat

reached for the teapot to pour some

froze for a second, reaching for a napkin when a

smiled,

kindly. "Did it

her head. "No, it wasn't

a stain remained, causing her to frown

the lively one, kept the conversation flowing. By the time they finished, dusk had set in, and everyone began leaving. "You all go ahead," Maria said. "I'm going to