He Asked for a Divorce, Then Begged Me to Marry Him Again After I Moved On Chapter 12

He Asked for a Divorce, Then Begged Me to Marry Him Again After I Moved On Chapter 12

On the day of the press conference, Ethan wore a crisp white shirt and dark trousers, with his Steeves rolled up to his forearms.

He looked effortlessly sharp and aristocratic.

Combined with his striking features and slightly detached demeanor, he instantly became a

sensation across the industry.

This public victory successfully transformed Ethan into the city’s most coveted tech/figure.

His reputation was unmatched.

My assistant let out a long sigh.

“Ethan has finally focused entirely on his career. This is what a true tech founder looks like.”

“Before this, he used to call me four or five times a day just to handle errands for that Serena girl.”

Other team members joined in.

“Let’s hope he maintains this peak state forever and stays far away from Serena! Right, Ms.

Bennett?”

I blew gently on my hot coffee and nodded in agreement.

“I certainly hope so too.”

Following his breakup, Ethan worked with machine-like efficiency.

Looking at the company’s rising revenue numbers every day, I felt like sending Serena a thank-you

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As soon as I finished speaking, the team’s expressions stiffened, their eyes darting behind me.

I turned around.

Ethan was standing behind us. It was unclear how much he had overheard.

I expected him to be annoyed by the mention of Serena.

Instead, he merely glanced at me casually.

“What’s the point of working this hard when no one even brings me a cup of coffee?”

Seeing company profits rise brought me good cheer.

Even my demeanor toward Ethan had become significantly milder.

“Sure, I’ll brew one for you.”

He tilted his chin toward the cup in my hand.

“Isn’t there a ready one right there?”

“I already drank from this,” I pointed out.

“Did I say I cared?”

I gave him a puzzled look, but went ahead and made him a fresh cup anyway.