Last Life, I Divorced Him and He Became a Billionaire. This Life, I’m Keeping the Billionaire Chapter 12
Luckily, Ada only had a mild cold. Her temperature gradually dropped after we put a cooling patch on her
We were worn out after staying up most of the night, so I invited Caspian to stay over until morning.
The guest room was always clean, and there were extra toiletries ready.
After his shower, Caspian joined me on the balcony for the breeze.
He looked down and saw Hudson was still there.
“Your ex-husband regrets it, doesn’t he?”
I breathed in the faint scent of body wash from behind me and murmured in agreement.
“I don’t know what he’s thinking. He told me he was head over heels for Alina. Now that he finally has a chance to be with her, he’s hanging around downstairs like an idiot. He’s completely out of his mind.”
Caspian chuckled softly, “Maybe he can’t let you go because you left so decisively.”
That wasn’t true. In my past life, I’d divorced him just as firmly.
After we split, Hudson never looked back.
Not only that-back when I was deathly ill and kept calling and texting him, he had his secretary brush me off
and told her to say I should never contact him again.
I turned to Caspian, “Tell me, do men only get hung up on something after someone else takes it?”
He smiled, “I wouldn’t know. I’m not like that, at least.”
I let out a quiet laugh.
He raised an eyebrow slightly, tilted his head, and his gaze slowly grew dark and deep.
I was bewitched by the sight of him.
I’d originally planned to flirt with Caspian and keep him as a wealthy backup.
But as the days went by, I realized he was a genuinely sincere person, and I didn’t need to scheme like that.
I let go of that idea and only hoped he could help me with investments someday for extra income.
But tonight, with that little breeze blowing, two people who had been starved of warmth for so long suddenly locked eyes.
The heat in Caspian’s pupils grew more intense. He leaned down, closing the distance between us little by
little.
Finally, our lips met, soft at first, then deeper.
The sharp, thrilling sensation drew a quiet sound from both of us.
