CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times

Katherine stayed home all the morning. At noon, Peter called her and said that he was going to the store with decorating workers.

Katherine took a taxi to the store with the back-up key from Margaret.

Katherine opened the door.

The professional workers came in and did measurements.

Katherine stood by the door, looking.

After looking around, Peter walked to Katherine, “They will begin to work soon. Would you like to be the monitor, or let me?”

Before Katherine replied, he added, “I think you know nothing about decorating. I can be the monitor if you trust me.”

Katherine smiled, “Of course, I trust you. You just take it. If my store is doing well in the future, I…”

After a pause, she continued, “I can introduce you a girl.”

Peter laughed, “You forget it. You yourself have a mixed relationship with Marshall. You leave me alone.”

With eyes open wide, Katherine glared at Peter.

He laughed and continued, “Well, well. You will have a good future with your ex-husband. I believe you can make it.”

Katherine shook head, “Don’t talk about him. I am a little angry upon thinking of him.”

Marshall didn’t take their relation into further consideration, and he wanted to keep the life this way.

The decorating worker came and asked something. But Katherine knew nothing, so she directly gave the owner’s number to the worker.

Then Katherine told Peter about Kyle’s call and the dinner.

Surprisingly, Peter asked, “When did you make friends with Kyle?”

a kind guy, not so rude as the gossip would have

you. Actually, he ever had done

didn’t mind. She said, “It’s enough that he is kind to

friends. So she was happy to

to say something, but

Marshall. He was

according to the design drawing, but some dimensions needed to be

nodded, then

then spoke loudly, “I am here, you want to

the phone

dinner thing this evening, so

But she didn’t. It’s not necessary to inform each other of such thing based on their

replied, “OK, I

Peter. She began to linger

copy the key, and leave

about leaving this store to

eyes opened wide, “In your

hands, Katherine

there was a key stall. So she walked along

still remembered there was an alley where there were many

to come across

had to call her aunt. But she had been looking

didn’t feel

so they had

acted to be blind, however, she was soon stopped by a calling of

called her loudly,

turned to

who was looking

a deep breath. Anyway, she stepped forward. After all, she was still constrained by a title of