Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 1173

Evelyn steadied herself again and looked up at his scruffy, sexy, and unkempt appearance. "Why are you angry that I'm going out to work? I must go early today because it's the first day the store reopens. I'll be back early in the evening, and then we'll come back together with Lucas, okay?"

"You don't need to be there for the store's opening. Just hire someone to handle it. You have so many other things to do later, like setting prices, franchising, and attracting merchants. Why bother going to the store?" Huston's frustration grew as he spoke, and his furrowed brows could crush a fly.

His appearance was so much like that of a child who wanted candy but couldn't get it. Childish and adorable, Evelyn tried hard to suppress her laughter and patiently explained to him, comforting this "child" before her, "I know, that's why I'll go today and not tomorrow. I'll stay at home with you and Lucas. It's finally the weekend."

Hearing this, Huston's expression softened. "Really?"

Evelyn nodded. "Yes, it's true."

"Okay..." As he spoke, he leaned forward, pointing to his lower lip.

Evelyn had seen such a familiar action countless times in the past few days, so even if he didn't say anything, she came forward and kissed him in the next second.

When two people spend a long time together and interact extensively, it can really influence each other. She felt that she had become braver and more expressive, while Huston had become more open and livelier than before.

He no longer kept everything to himself, no longer wore a serious face, and rarely smiled. He had a lot more vivid expressions now and had become a more vibrant individual.

This was what they had given each other. She understood everything.

Therefore, the more time passed, the less she wanted to leave this man. He was really good. From the inside out, he was upright and kind.

She had teetered on the edge of life and death, and he had brought her back from the brink. She was grateful and treasured him deeply.