Ex-wife, Please Come Back

To some extent, Jacob had spent most of his childhood with only his loving mother. His father, Michael, had been busy with their company, leaving him no time to bond or care for his son. And yet, Jacob had always respected him. But it was this kind of respect that made him feel far from his father.

From time to time, he could only admire him from a distance. Whenever he wanted to have a good talk with him, the latter would always be busy. For his younger self, it was like his father's life only circled around his company.

But now, he had unknowingly become like him. Massaging his temples, Jacob lowered his head and tried hard to reminisce the past. And somehow, he remembered something that he had forgotten before.

In fact, maybe he had never forgotten them, but he just had never mentioned them either. Initially, Jacob didn't want to take over the company, afraid that he would turn out like his father––a workaholic.

At that time, he just wanted to change and escape, so he was confident that he would be different.

But now, he realized that he and his father were very much alike. Jacob had never blamed his father for anything. Yet, he harbored an indescribable feeling towards his father. Perhaps it was animosity as a result of their distant relationship, but it was hard to tell.

He just knew that there was this fishbone stuck in his throat, stopping him from speaking out. Since he couldn't outrightly say it, Jacob thought it was not necessary anymore. But now, it was too late for him to say it all out.

Jacob felt a tinge of pain in his head. Brushing his hair with his fingers, he looked very pale and weak. It took quite some time for him to calm down. The past was already behind, but it definitely still had an immense impact on him.

From the beginning till now, he had always followed his father's example. And even if he didn't want to, he had to admit to it. That was how he felt about his father, the person who laid the groundwork to become who he was right now.

Jacob took a deep breath. His hands were still very cold.

Had James also reminded Michael of this before? Maybe he hadn't. But the former must have experienced such a thing, and he was afraid of meeting it again.

Suddenly, a knock resounded on the door. Jacob immediately raised his head and saw Cindy standing by the entrance with an anxious face.

in," he

couldn't wait to tell Jacob,

had just said. But since the

Jacob kept silent for about five seconds before he raised his head and asked.

for a second and carefully

something important to tell you." And after saying this, an

he looked at her in a daze as if he was in deep

through Jacob's mind. His life had been so peaceful recently

her, how inappropriate it was to send Alice abroad.

a lot––living in a foreign land all by herself.

go back?" Jacob settled his hand on his lap and gave Cindy a stern look, asking abruptly.

and didn't know what to say. And seeing that she didn't reply immediately, Jacob had a

almost thundered in the entire room, making

to avoid his intense gaze and continued, "She also said

his heart tightly in pain. Jacob had never thought about what happened that day, not until now. And no matter how much he

what to do. But

any position to say something, she merely waited for

sounded. Right now, his past was biting him in the back, making things more complicated for him. If Alice was really pregnant, he couldn't just sit here and

that, his

came their way together. Of course, this time was no exception. But if Alice was really pregnant with his child, what would

think that he was a ruthless,