Let Me Go Ex (Emma annd Braydon)

In the evening, fireworks across the city began to bloom in the air, illuminating half of the sky with colorful lights.

On the balcony of the Corsie family, Emma was surrounded by a constellation of guests in the center.

From a distance, Braydon in the car could only faintly see the smile on her face.

That smile was still so infectious that it made him smile too.

"Happy birthday, my Emma."

With the end of the final fireworks, the guests also dispersed one after another.

Two luxury cars also sped off into the distance.

The Corsie family became empty

again, with only a few servants left to clean the hall.

But Braydon's car still didn't move.

It wasn't until the last

light in the Corsie family's house was turned off that Braydon instructed his assistant to start the car.

Just then, the window next to Braydon was gently tapped by someone.

The visitor was the butler of the Corsie family.

After Braydon pressed the car

window and looked out, the Corsie family's butler handed him the gift

that he had sent over in the morning.

The two of them didn't say a word, just quietly staring at each other.

In the end, Braydon was the first to step forward

and accept the gift, but the trembling hand that held the gift exposed his slight panic.

After the birthday banquet, Emma immediately began preparing

for her first art exhibition after her divorce.

Originally, Emma was still worried about whether her art exhibition could proceed smoothly.

Because she hadn't held an art exhibition for almost five years, and every year countless new artists emerged like mushrooms after the rain, with countless outstanding works. Perhaps no one had the energy to

pay attention to this "old woman" who had been abandoned for five years.

On the day when Emma sold the presale tickets, all the tickets were sold out within three seconds!

Emma stared at

the empty ticketing website for a long time, then suddenly burst into an excited scream.

She was embraced by her family members next to her, who were all in tears of joy.

As Emma's art exhibition was held again after a five- year hiatus, many people came to see it on the day.

The usually uncrowded southern part of the city was

stuck in traffic for the first time.

When this still could not stop everyone's enthusiasm.

Braydon naturally came as well.

The last incident didn't really affect him, but the time Kade had left for him was running out. So he had to speed up.

Originally, after he entered the art

gallery, he should have gone directly to find Emma. However, when he inadvertently looked up and saw Emma's work, his hurried footsteps slowed down.

Braydon knew that Emma could paint.

home of the paintings in their

home were done by her, but those were part of her dowry brought before they got married.

After marriage, she never picked up a paintbrush again in order to be a good Mrs. Lederer.

They all said that if they didn't touch the paintbrush for a long

time, their inspiration would dry up.

Clearly, Emma was the exception.

Unconsciously, Braydon was completely stopped in his tracks by these paintings that attracted him.

He studied each painting

and its description very carefully, even whispering to the person next

to him to discuss them.

Until a familiar voice fell on his ears.noveldrama

"The name of this painting was...'

Braydon quickly snapped out of it and looked towards the source of the sound, only to see Emma standing not far away, introducing herself and her work to a blond, blue-eyed boy.

The man was talented, and the woman was beautiful, they were a perfect match, but Braydon's eyes hurt just looking at them.

He knew clearly that he had no right to be jealous of Emma now, but he couldn't help but want to step forward.

Others were particularly excited to see Emma, so they all rushed forward, wanting to take pictures with her to remember the moment. Emma patiently took photos with each audience member, not once looking at Braydon in the distance from start to finish.