Ex-wife, Please Come Back

He had no idea how many nights Sara spent crying over him. The thought of this saddened Jacob.

He was a man in his late twenties, but now he was a seasoned man who went through a lot and saw the world for what it really was. But he still had uneasy feelings when things didn't go as planned.

When he reached the company, he picked up his phone and hoped to call Sara. But before he could, he already imagined what would happen, and that Sara would hang up the phone. Jacob decided to give it up.

It was not that he was afraid of being brushed off, but because Sara might feel uncomfortable. Jacob understood how Sara felt.

For now, Jacob held back the urge to call Sara and tossed his phone on the table.

Before he got off of work in the afternoon, Cindy came into his office and gave him the updates.

"Mr. Jacob, Miss Alice's flight is arriving soon. I've already scheduled for someone to pick her up. But I haven't arranged her accommodations yet."

Cindy relayed the update. After all, no one could possibly guess what ran in Mr. Jacob's mind.

Besides, Sara and Jacob had been married for so many years, but she had not given children for Mr. Jacob. This naturally led to people gossiping about their marriage. So now that Alice was with child, Cindy was smart enough to get the hint even if she didn't say anything.

"I'll take it from here and pick her up myself." Jacob stood upright and was about to fetch his coat. Cindy eyed Jacob's movements and remained still as she held her breath.

It seemed as if Cindy's hunch was correct and it made her anxious. 'With Alice coming back, I think Sara would have a much harder time in the future.'

As Cindy realized this, she couldn't help but feel sorry for Sara. But soon, she had to repress her sympathy. 'Who is Sara? She is the strong and capable woman who deserves to stand on the peak of the pyramid.

How could I, a mere CEO assistant, feel sympathy for someone of her status? It was foolish of me.' Cindy hold back her thoughts. Nevertheless, Mr. Jacob should be the one to deal with it.

Cindy feel inexplicably secure. Of course, Cindy

that all the problems could be solved if Jacob was willing to step up

he entered the company. James was right. Ever since they had reduced

more than usual, and he looked like a tyrant in their eyes. Jacob could see the dread in

paid attention to his employees before, but today he was not in the mood to care about such

problems. He wouldn't do anything that was against his will, and only wanted to solve his problems as soon as possible.

his car and didn't say a word. The driver would occasionally glance at him through the rearview mirror and remained silent. He shook his

he would say and do when he met Alice later. But after he thought it through, he suddenly reminisced

gone home? Did she have dinner? Is she still mad at me?' Jacob reconsidered all

enough. Jacob was once again caught in a dilemma. What should

have the heart to be cruel to Alice. But he was afraid that it would cause some misunderstanding if he

all, Alice had feelings for him which were different from

to develop a fantasy about him and her. The love that grew between the pair was built

misled others into thinking that one thing could mean something totally different from what was actually happening.

of car on the street, the people around the area couldn't help but gawk at the man

black leather shoes. His vibe and manner

he stood outside the airport. There were many memories that had happened here, but it had been a long time since

inside and checked his watch. It was just about time till Alice's flight arrived. He would feel dejected if he had arrived

green button-down jacket with her belly slightly protruding. Jacob looked at Alice in a

smile loomed on her face. Jacob let out a

to not be too obvious. Jacob was what she thought he would be, slightly angry but

assumptions about what was going to happen next. She knew that Jacob disliked being threatened, however there was nothing Alice could do about it.

time no see. How have you been doing? Even though I was abroad, I always worried about you. I'm