The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 320:

She asked, “When you delivered the painting to Joy Mansion, who signed for it?”

Her assistant lowered her voice.

“It was Mr.

Ward.”

Knowing a little about the history between Caden and Alicia, she sighed.

“You should’ve gone yourself.

He’s still as handsome as ever.”

Alicia smiled faintly.

“There are plenty of handsome men out there.”

“Not like him! Mr.

Ward is on another level,” her assistant exclaimed.

Clasping her hands together, she added dreamily, “I just hope I find a boyfriend who’s even half as handsome as Mr.

Ward.”

After making her wish, she paused, corrected herself, and laughed.

“Okay, if that’s too much, I’d settle for a male model with a tenth of his looks!”

Then she laughed heartily, the sound filling the air.

Alicia saw the wide grin on her face and couldn’t help but smile too.

Afterward, Alicia drove to the pet hospital to check on Cade’s wound.

The attending doctor was kind, and Alicia had brought along a gift for him.

But when she reached his office, he wasn’t there.

She set out to find him.

To her surprise, she spotted Caden in a separate room.

Alicia froze in place.

The doctor was discussing something with Caden, who turned at that exact moment and met her gaze.novelbin

Caden almost never dressed so casually.

The light-colored, loose sweater gave him an air of understated elegance, making him seem even more refined.

His deep, dark eyes still held that same magnetic charm.

They were as captivating as ever.

Alicia quickly averted her gaze.

Noticing her, the doctor greeted her with enthusiasm, “Ms.

Bennett! What a pleasant surprise.

You both arrived one after the other.

What are the odds?”

Alicia smiled and did her best to ignore Caden as she stepped forward.

“How is Lucky doing?” she asked, feeling a little embarrassed mentioning the name in front of Caden.

Caden was the one who had named him “Lucky.” She had originally chosen the name “Cade” for him, but after the breakup, it felt impossible to say.

Caden, acting like a gentleman, moved aside so Alicia could get a better look at Lucky.

The doctor explained Lucky’s condition.

“He’s recovering well.

You can take him home for Christmas and bring him back tomorrow.

He’ll be just fine.”

Alicia’s eyes lit up with relief.

“Thank God!”

Caden turned to the doctor.

“It’s getting late.

You can head home.

I’ll take care of Lucky from here.”

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