My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Radley looked at Freya and his gaze fell on her abdomen, as though he understood the internal struggle she was facing.

“In a few days, we’ll draft a contract. I’ll have Connor book a plane ticket for you, and then I’ll sign the contract.”

Freya looked up at him with a hint of confusion as she frowned. It seems like this man can see through my thoughts.

“Thank you,” Freya said softly.

A momentary pause followed, then a deep glimmer gleamed in his eyes as he turned his head to look at Freya. From his angle, he could only see her side profile which was illuminated by the golden light of the sunset, adorned with eyes that held a crystal clarity.

“You don’t have to thank me, ever,” Radley said.

She smiled and remained silent.

The two of them discussed the specific details of the contract they were about to sign, and without realizing it, they had already walked quite a distance up the mountain. When Freya snapped out of her thoughts, she could already see the villa in the distance.

Exhausted from the hike, she settled onto a large rock beside the path and began massaging her legs with flagging energy.

“I’ll call Brisa to come pick us up. This mountain road is wide enough for a car to pass through.” Radley glanced at the villa in the distance.

He frowned.

The time spent with her must have been remarkably enjoyable, for we have inadvertently journeyed quite a distance. He then looked worriedly at Freya’s belly. It would definitely be inconvenient to walk back.

“I’ll carry you back,” Radley said.

Freya’s temples were slightly sweaty. “No, it’s too far.”

Even those who were usually professional athletes might not be able to walk that far, let alone Radley. However, he frowned once again and looked at the sky. Though the sunset looks beautiful at the moment, it’s already getting dark.

Night always descended swiftly upon the mountains, not to mention the mountain breeze had become slightly chilly now.

his jacket and walked up to Freya,

arms. This wasn’t the first time Radley had carried her, but her heart still raced. She wrapped one hand around his sturdy

crescent moon had ascended gradually, poised against the deep blue expanse. The surrounding seemed to be silenced too; all Freya could hear was Radley’s breathing which was growing increasingly

finally arrived at the villa’s front door, having taken only one break during their journey.

at Radley’s hands which were clearly strained and stiff

much force.

in the living room. When he also noticed. their arrival, he immediately stood

You’ve been

up the mountain.” Freya offered a

the jacket Radley had draped over Freya. “We’re about to

also returned with three rabbits.

looked at her with admiration and astonishment. “I’ve never seen anyone catch wild rabbits here before. The rabbits here are so cunning, you can’t catch

as he inspected the rabbits. “I’ve been living here for so long and set up many traps, yet I never managed to catch a rabbit. You’ve got some

expression as she lifted her chin. “If I wasn’t concerned that catching them all would leave you without any food,

rabbits didn’t have any obvious wounds, but they were already dead. They were undoubtedly killed by a single

flickered slightly as he looked at Freya standing nearby.

noticed that something was off and avoided his gaze with a guilty conscience. Brisa forgot to conceal her skills while catching the rabbits.

had the servant roast

joined them after her rest.

past 8 p.m. and the sky outside was very dark. She planned to bid farewell and leave, but Trisha insisted she stay. Then, she

engaging Radley in a discussion about soaking in the

the sky outside turned

“Radley, don’t go back tonight. It’s quite late, and although the mountain road here is well-maintained, there are many

eagerly. “Madam, rest assured. Even if I’m blindfolded, I

even more concerned upon hearing this, and both Brandon and Radley looked at her.