Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Women are often considered the most contradictory creatures in the world. Evelyn didn’t realize it before, but now she was experiencing it firsthand. She never imagined that she would be this way one day.

However, when she thought about Huston’s promise to take her to see Lucas, Evelyn found it hard to believe. Although she knew deep down that he wouldn’t go back on his word, his sudden change was still surprising.

She couldn’t help but wish to recover quickly and be discharged from the hospital tomorrow so that she could see Lucas tomorrow night. The thought of her child softened her heart completely.

Lost in her thoughts, Evelyn suddenly saw someone approaching her bedside. With her head lowered, she felt a familiar presence and looked up to see that it was Huston.

He had returned after leaving earlier, and although his expression wasn’t the best, he had two bowls of porridge in his hands.

As he noticed the confusion in her eyes, Huston felt embarrassed yet couldn’t help but lower himself and hand her the bowls of porridge with a somewhat unfriendly tone, “Here’s your porridge.”

She blinked, looked at the porridge, and then looked at him. “Did you go out to get the porridge just now?”

porridge happened to call.” He stubbornly refused to admit it, wanting to save face even at his age. He left with great momentum and then shamefully

reddened earlobes of his and knew he was saying it on purpose. She didn’t expose him and instead responded in a meaningful tone, “What a ‘coincidence’ indeed!”

sarcasm in her words was too obvious for Huston

hardened, and he glared at her fiercely, “Can’t

him. She knew that it wouldn’t lead to a good outcome. Instead, she focused her energy on the porridge. Although she didn’t have much appetite

her saliva. Before she could even take at spoonful, she saw

other was Vegetable Porridge. Both in terms of taste and appearance, Evelyn was more inclined towards the Vegetable

the porridge

words caught her off guard. She choked on her

stood up. He leaned over and stroked her back with his big palm, “Take it slow, no one is going to snatch it from you.”

It took her a while to recover from the coughing fit, and when she looked at him, there was a hint of reproach in his gaze, but it also carried a touch

it was a completely