Go After My Ex-wife novel Chapter 282

"Belle." Belle just walked out the gate with the umbrella, when Rhys was already standing in front of her.

He was wearing a woolen knee-length coat. His tall figure blocked the wind and snow in front of her. There was a gentle and kind smile on his handsome face.

"Rhys." Belle didn’t know what to say for a while. Did he see and hear everything just now? Although there was a gate, the distance was not very far.

Belle stood there, feeling a little mortified. Her hand holding the red umbrella was flushed red from the cold, and her cheeks were flushed red by the cold wind.

"I'm here to pick you up." As if seeing her mind, Rhys said casually and indifferently, generously and naturally.

Belle smiled and nodded.

Rhys took her umbrella and put it on top of her head, looking at her.

Why was she so strong? Even though she was already weak, she still wanted to protect others. What kind of person could do this? Rhys sighed deeply because of her uncompromising courage.

Even if she looked a little pale, she was still amazing beautiful. Belle stared at him with a sweet smile. Rhys was surprised to find that after going through so many hardships and torture, she still had such clear eyes. Although the pain in the depths of her eyes couldn't be erased, it was so precious.

Sure enough, the woman he loved was different and worthy of his pursuit.

"Rhys, I'm sorry. I troubled you again." Belle said apologetically.

Rhys smiled casually and gently.

"Silly girl, I am willing to bear the blame for you all my life." His voice was very pleasant and clear.

Belle smiled bitterly, but did not understand the meaning of his words.

"Don't worry. It won't be long." She whispered, feeling a little down. Maybe this would be the last time. She would leave this troubled place forever and lived happily with her child.

She lowered her head and looked at her own feet.

The footsteps were fragile. Could she bear the burden of life?

"Belle, let's go home first." Rhys said softly, looking at the snow falling all over the sky, putting the umbrella on the top of her head.