Remarry My Ex-wife: Love Heals A Broken Heart

"No, I'm busy this afternoon!"

Patricia replied coldly and without hesitation as she continued to consume her meal.

Her beautiful eyebrows were tightly knitted, giving off the impression of annoyance.

Zac's mood turned sour when she said that.

'How could this woman be so rude? So many people are anxiously awaiting my invitation, yet here she is readily refusing me.How could she reject me like that? I have always been a man of my word.So, how could I allow others to confront me like this in public?'’ His good mood was now long gone.

Thus, Zac's following words were cold like ice.  

"Five o'clock, on the dot!" said Zac firmly.

He didn't leave room for discussion or rebuttals.

This time it was an order! Before Patricia could respond, he had grabbed Lyndsy's arm, swung them around, and headed straight for the door.

"Zac!"

Patricia immediately rose from her seat, ready to give him a piece of her mind, but he was almost out the door with Lyndsy in tow.

"You son of a bitch! You're always like this! Who do you think you are? Why should I have to listen to you? Have you already forgotten? I've divorced you.We're divorced, damn it!"

Looking at their retreating figures, Patricia was so infuriated that she couldn't help stomping her feet in frustration.

Zac saw this and couldn't help but think she looked adorable during her little fit of rage.

Seeing Patricia like this made Lily smile in delight.Although she didn't look good now, Lily could sense a girlish feeling from Patricia.

This was the real Patricia! She would stamp her feet when angry, and she would laugh when she felt happy, instead of being the cold and unapproachable woman she was all day long.

"Bastard! That bastard..."

Having forgotten that she was still in the restaurant, Patricia kept shouting "bastard" towards the retreating figure of Zac.

"Miss Sampson, Mr.Reynolds has left!"

Lily informed her in a good-natured mood as she watched him leave.

"What? Right..."

was brought back to her senses, restraining her

around, she noticed the patrons

sat back down and covered her pretty face

they were finished with their meal, and before leaving with Lily, Patricia signaled to the waiter

was notified that their lunch was already

that she was informed that the person who had paid was awaiting her arrival

Patricia frowned in confusion.

who this man could

Sampson, how about we pay

just a meal, Patricia didn't want to

you refused to meet with him here and now, then he would be forced to go

eyebrows furrowed

really not belong to Zac?’ She knew it was pointless talking to the waiter

low, steady voice, Patricia said, "Lily, you can go back to the company first.I'll return a bit later.You don't need to worry.Everything

Lily off, she went to Room 10

door and saw who was inside, her subtle expression

to be here?" asked Kareem with raised brows

didn't expect

nor did she think that there was

she chose the direct route, implying that she was ready to end this conversation and

cold light flashed through Kareem's eyes, but he had

voice, he said, "Regarding what happened in the hotel

heart skipped a beat, and she became

know what you're talking about.If there's nothing else, I'll be going first.I need to

which caused a sensation throughout the city, resulting in you being highly ridiculed.Do you not hate Zac

voice, which sounded strangely

her lips tightly until a few white spots were peeking out on

Of course I hate him! She could have forgiven him for anything else that he'd done, but that stopped when he threatened to make her abort her baby! She hated him so much! Looking at

much about the law, she was aware of such crimes committed against

head and dropped her eyelashes

but she was not foolish enough to be taken advantage of by Kareem! > The rumors said Kareem and Zac got along well and the former

conflict of interest between Zac and Kareem as the head

this is a matter between Zac and myself.Please don't

words stopped her in her tracks.  "This is no bother to me, but Miss Sampson, do you want to

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