Attracted By My Ex-wife

The gentle-looking woman in the photograph was Anne's mother, and the child in her arms was Anne when she was a child.

Anne was surprised to find the picture after all this time. She remembered that she couldn't find it when she had left and thought that it had already been lost. And yet, after so many years, here it was.

Kevin stood in front of the photo with a silence that was almost solemn. After a long moment, he said to Anne, "You look like your mother."

Anne had not only her mother's beauty, but also her temperament. Kevin had almost felt as if he knew the woman in the picture.

"Not really. My mother was kind and gently to everyone, but I'm not. I'm always a little too brash and cold," Anne answered with a small chuckle at his remark. She looked up and was surprised to see Kevin gazing at her.

"Whatever you are, you are always exceptional. The only one ever," Kevin held her hand and said, his eyes deep and sincere.

The next moment, he took out a ring box. There were four rings inside.

"Your mother is also here today, and it would be my greatest honor to ask for your hand in front of her. Anne, I want to marry you. We will take care of our children together and grow old by each other's side."

This time, Kevin had no grand words. He didn't feel like embellishing his words. All he offered her was his utmost sincerity.

And it was not like the other times for Anne. She was not caught off guard, or swept off her feet by surprise. There were no intense, all-consuming emotions that threatened to drown her—there was only a quiet certainty. Kevin's words sounded sweeter than any others she had heard before.

Her heart was at peace, and she whole-heartedly believed him.

Anne nodded slowly. "Okay, let's get married," she said with a small smile. They had gone through so much already, and she knew that Kevin meant his every word.

Before coming here, Kevin already had a hunch that Anne would finally agree, but nothing compared to the reality of her acceptance. In one of the rarest times in his life, Kevin found himself speechless.

"Kevin, what's wrong?" After a stretch of time and he still hadn't said anything, Anne looked at him in confusion.

"No…I..." Kevin fumbled for words. A grin broke through his face and lit up his eyes. He shook his head and finally managed to pull together his words. "I'm alright. I'm probably just too happy."

He looked at her with such warmth that Anne felt immensely touched. Her answer had mattered that much to him. She held his hand gently and smiled.

"I'll make preparations for the wedding right away. After you give birth to our baby and recover, we'll have the ceremony, okay?" Kevin said.

"A simple wedding would be fine. Let's not make things too complicated. It's just a formality anyway," Anne reminded him.

dissuaded. "No, marriage is a lifetime thing, and even if the ceremony is just a formality, it means something much more to us than that. I want to give you what you deserve, and I intend to

to give it his all, if

really big on

her words, Kevin reached out to rub Anne's hair and said with a smile, "I knew you'd say that. Just leave it to me. You don't even have to do anything.

after you can be sure that I will firmly hold you that

help but let out a laugh at his words.

by a ring from

Kevin in confusion and

Anne," she said, her voice

right now and he needs to come over." The person on the other end spoke quickly with evident anxiousness. Anne looked at Kevin

he thought it was not really a big deal, so he didn't pick up. He had excellent employees, and he didn't pay the top managers their

the people in the company picked such a

from your company. They said something happened in the K Country. Their head is coming and you need to receive him.

up. The head of the K Country is actually a crook. I don't want to be with him in the same

blow to the economy of the K Country next time, so their head wouldn't be so bored

is only a better-clothed hooligan, but don't go purposefully stirring up trouble. K Country is small, but they might also bring good business. Now,

thoughtfully Anne had considered his position, Kevin felt even more apologetic. He had just proposed, and she had finally said yes. The two of them were supposed to be enjoying the afterglow of this momentous step, but it

drive you back first," Kevin relented,

thirty minutes. I'll just wait for

tone spoke all he needed to know. There was no use arguing when she had already made up her mind. The moment he let go of her, he had a sinking feeling in his gut. Why had

in his chest. Now he was even more reluctant to

to pick you up. I'll be here

and argued, "If you go there after twenty minutes, you'll be very late. Why don't you go earlier? I

Kevin wouldn't change his mind. "It doesn't matter. Let the head of K Country wait. He's the one dropping by unannounced. I don't want to leave you

Anne's heart. "You're exaggerating." Anne chuckled. "I'm pregnant, Kevin, not terminally ill. I

zero doubt that you can, considering how you handled me perfectly fine," Kevin said, which pulled another laugh out of Anne. "Just let me spoil you, you stubborn woman. God help me if our baby

minutes later, Sam

Were you busy?"

sheen of sweat on his forehead, and Anne guessed that Sam

It's just that it was a little far from where I was. Don’t worry about it," Sam answered in a relaxed

nervous about me. I would have been fine alone. It's not like this is my first pregnancy." Anne couldn't understand where

can count on your fingers the people he actually gives a damn about. Plus, if he's worrying too much then you're definitely worrying too little. You're