Always There: Win My Ex-wife Back

"Wait, Miss!"

The man chased after Michelle and insisted, "Please, can't you just tell me a little about her condition? I promise that I won't tell anyone I heard it from you.Please, help me out.I was just assigned here after graduation.If I fail to get anything, I might lose my internship.So please?"

Michelle sneered as she heard the word "internship".

The man was clearly just trying to get her sympathy.But what was he thinking, that she was a three-year- old child? 

"Sir, I'm pretty sure that you've been working in this newspaper for at least three years.No editor-in- chief would allow an intern to carry out a task on his own, especially one that concerns someone as famous as Cali."

"Well, I..." The man stood there awkwardly as he took in her words.

He wasn't expecting her to see through his act.

"In the afternoon, a reporter disguised as a doctor sneaked into the hospital.Although I didn't see the guy, something tells me you're him.After all, you knew I'm the doctor who attended Cali, so you must have seen a photo of me inside and asked a few questions.You were waiting for me here on purpose as well, weren't you?"

Michelle analyzed the whole thing in an organized and clear manner as she watched the embarrassed expression on the man's face.

silent for a long time, she

her arm so hard that

this rude

the journalist who disguised himself this afternoon and found out that you're the doctor responsible for Cali.And yes, I also have been waiting for you to get off work here.By the way, you look much more beautiful in real life than in the photo hanging on the wall of the

was, there

Patrick Lowe.I'm a journalist for the entertainment section of Binfield Evening News.Pleased

"Hello."

identity to Michelle, Patrick Lowe put some formalities aside, which made

Michelle shook Patrick's

I can't leak any information about a

okay, Miss Mills.You can

a mysterious envelope in Michelle's

moment, he said, "My business card is inside.You can take some time to think about it on your way home and

the thickness of the envelope, she