Dear Ex-Wife, You Are MINE!

Allowed for everything

ALESSANDRO’S POV

I chewed on the beef steak before me, trying to focus on dinner and keep thoughts of Victoria out of my mind. However, nothing seemed as good as it used to be. Even my meal tasted wrong. It wasn’t the worst steak I’d ever eaten, but I wasn’t feeling any satisfaction.

Already in a foul mood, the inadequate food made it worse. When I tasted the mashed potatoes, I became enraged enough to throw my plate on the floor.

My head housekeeper, Sofia, rushed to me in horror with two maids trailing her. She’d been our housekeeper since childhood, so she knew everything that went on in the mansion. “Young master, what happened?” she asked with wide eyes.

“What happened?” I yelled. “The food is what happened. Is there a new chef? Didn’t you check his credentials?”

Sofia peered at the mess on the floor and ordered the maids to clean it, then looked up at me and shook her head. “Young master, there’s been no change. Martin is the chef, as always. And his cooking hasn’t changed, either.”

“If it’s the same chef, why has the food changed?”

Sofia looked at me with concern. “Young master, for the last three years, the young mistress has cooked for you.”

“What?” I stared at her in disbelief.

just been taking care of your food, but she never

continued staring, trying to process

not be good as the mistress, young master, but I can try

crossed my mind and slipped from my tongue.

once ate dumplings delivered by Camilla and suffered a severe allergic reaction.” Her eyes

almost lost her

her eyes. “Young master, you were busy with work. You

had never felt so inadequate, so idiotic, before. My wife had a life-threatening event, and I hadn’t even known? On top of it, it had

years that everyone around me, including my assistant, knew about my wife’s shrimp allergy while I

right?” Sofia pulled me from my thoughts, her eyes wrinkled in concern. “Do you want me to

hungry.” I left the dining room disappointed in myself. Everything seemed so frustrating, and the more I looked around the mansion, the more I

home office. It was the only place that came

I drowned myself in my work. After some time, a knock came at the door. I assumed it was Calvin. No one else would dare to interrupt me at my home office. However, a fleeting thought crossed

luck. It was Calvin, as I

is it?”

dinner

“Oh—”

looked at it and saw it was Victoria calling. My spirits lifted, excitement rushing through me. I raised my hand for Calvin to wait as I answered the call. “Are you finally regretting your