Attracted By My Ex-wife

"So what's it to be, Kevin? You are going to leave your sweetheart at the villa and take a walk with me?"

Anne asked sarcastically, suppressing her anger.

Although he never denied Cherry was his sweetheart, he was very unhappy when he heard Anne bring her up.

He didn't want to think about Cherry when he dealt with Anne.

"You're my wife. Shouldn't you want to take a walk with me?" As he took a step closer, Anne felt like she was being intimidated. She was forced to look up at him.

His eyes were so dark that no one could see what he was thinking.

Her heart beat uncontrollably. In a panic, she looked away. This man was so handsome. Although she didn't know how many times she had seen him, her heart beat faster for him.

But she quickly calmed down and put on a defiant look.

"I think you forgot that we're headed for a divorce. In a few short months, we won't be husband and wife, and you'll be free to marry Cherry. Shouldn't you pay more attention to her?"

She hadn't forgotten what Selma promised to Cherry. Anne felt like her heart had been stabbed by a needle, and her dissatisfaction was plain on her face.

"Quit saying her name!" Kevin said in an evil, domineering tone. He clenched his fists and suppressed his anger.

This woman always brought up Cherry. Didn't she feel anything for him?

"Why? Because I'm not good enough to say her name?"

Kevin had threatened her many times, and she remembered clearly what he had said to hurt her.

There was a flicker of dark light in his black eyes, and he felt like he was going to explode in a fireball of rage. Did he say that?!

"Enough! I don't want to get into it with you. You need to stop!"

He couldn't stand the indifference on the woman's face any more. When he shouted at her, his black eyes were gloomy and terrible.

Anne could sense he was close to the breaking point. She decided to stop poking the bear. After all, if this man got angry, he could do anything.

"Take a walk with me!" he said coldly and turned to walk in front.

He finally cooled down his anger.

Looking at his receding form in displeasure, Anne could only follow him.

The two walked in tandem, two meters from each other. Walking with her head down, Anne was lost in thought.

Suddenly, she felt something in her way and she bumped into it. She rubbed her forehead in pain and raised her head.

glance, she met his deep

her gaze away as she rubbed her forehead.

to see what's going on. And why are you walking so far away from me? Do you hate

tone, staring at

close to you. I assumed that extended

that Kevin asked her to keep her distance from him. She remembered every word he said that

and this is now. Things

she always dredge up the past and throw it in my face? She just needs to learn to follow

me to do something and I do it. What more

matter what she did, he found a reason

Anne! Are you an idiot? I want you to do as

was like he'd give her some deadly virus if

of a jerk? Why was he

what are

anger, Anne put on an ugly smile and mocked

here, come with

want to

unhappy, Anne still obediently walked over

and the warm feeling made Anne

at the clasped hands in shock, unable

took her hand voluntarily. What was wrong with him? Was he drugged or

smiled in satisfaction. So she did have

been hiding them. But now everything was out in the open. She

walked hand in hand. Suddenly, Kevin broke the silence. His

sure you

the last trace of nervousness in his

can't afford to

words were simple enough. But her tone was so tragic, so cutting. To hear her meant

this, even Kevin couldn't help feeling heartbroken. He looked at her with sympathy.

her

gave you

that the woman in front of him could be vicious, he got really angry when he saw her

woman would show some emotion around

Gave me a chance? You're funny. You

Anne came to her senses, she looked

man was out of his mind. How could he joke

He rarely looked at her with anything approaching affection. How could

angry again. Why did she keep looking at

it that funny?" His face darkened and his voice

the most ridiculous joke you've ever played.

was still a disdainful sneer on her face. She didn't believe a word he