After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

Gernard casually pulled out one of the slips and said, "Let's see what tasks we've got here."

Unfolding the paper, he saw the words "sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy."

Looking puzzled, Gernard asked, "What does that mean?"

Maria explained, "As the name suggests, the groom has to experience all the flavors of life-sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy. No skipping any."

With that, she headed into the kitchen and returned a few moments later with a collection of ingredients. "I've got lemon juice for sour, sugar for sweet, bitter melon for bitter, and mustard for spicy." "This is great!" Gernard chuckled, clearly enjoying the idea.

"But I suggest swapping the vinegar for lemon juice-it'll be even more fun," he added.

Maria nodded in agreement. "That works."

Turning to Gavin, Gernard said, "There's one more task. Go ahead, open yours and see what it is."

Gavin, clearly less enthusiastic about the whole thing, reluctantly took the other slip of paper and opened it. It read: "Love toast."

looking even more

Selena's name on a slice of toast. If he

these challenges are getting creative!" Gernard laughed, already

however, remained indifferent. He placed the paper down and leaned back, closing his eyes to

maternity gown. The dress was loose but

curiously, "Do you need me for

to get the bride, you'll hold onto one of her shoes. No one will dare try to take it from you. When the time's right, you can ask Aaron for a little something in exchange. No shoes for

the shoes, the bride

Aveline grinned. "Sounds fun."

stunning!" came an

up and walked over, only to be greeted by the sight of Selena, the beautiful bride, sitting elegantly on the bed. Her intricate headpiece sat perfectly atop her head, and her makeup was refined and regal. Her posture was naturally

box and smiled. "This is my wedding gift to you. It'll go perfectly with

lit up with excitement. "Wow,

with fine detailing, perfectly complementing her wedding dress. She held them up, the

with admiration, her eyes practically