Divorce Me I'm Done Serving You (Ayla and Troy) novel Chapter 919

Blake said, "I thought you could cook."

Herman said, "No. But if you want to see me cook, I can try to learn."

Blake said, "Forget it. I don't like changing people, and I don't like being changed. If you can't do it, don't force it."

Herman said, "Why do I feel like you're talking about me?"

Blake said, "Good that you know. Just stop trying to control me in the future."

Herman said, "I won't interfere in things that aren't my business. But there are some things I'll definitely take care of."

He was clearly talking about Blake's careless attitude toward her health.

Blake didn't say anything else.

Today was the deadline for the one-month agreement. Both of them knew it, but Blake never brought it up.

Herman had called a chef to cook several dishes. After the chef left, there were only the two of them at the table. It felt very different from usual, and the mood slowly became more focused on the present moment.

It felt like a silent contest of patience, as if they were waiting to see who would bring up the deadline first.

Herman didn't say anything. Until the meal ended, no one spoke a word.

Herman had liked Blake for a long time, and he had already told her. He used to be anxious, but now he was more curious about how Blake would respond to his feelings.

But he had fallen for someone completely clueless about romance. If he didn't take the lead, Blake really wouldn't show anything at all.

Herman was going to speak first, but Blake changed the topic again.

She clearly had no plan to mention it.

At first, Herman wanted to say it directly. But seeing her like this, he slowly calmed down, and a lot of messy thoughts filled his mind.

Could it be that Blake was planning to reject him, and just didn't know how to say it?

If that were true, Herman would probably have to switch to a shameless, clingy type and start chasing her no matter what. He didn't like that kind of behavior—he always thought it looked ugly and only made things worse for both sides. But now that he had fallen into this situation, he finally understood why some people acted like that.

Herman prepared himself for the worst. After all, if his expectations were too high, the disappointment would only hurt more.

But the result really turned out just like he expected.

Blake not only didn't bring it up—she even kicked him out of her house.

Herman was confused.

He knocked on the door, but Blake didn't open it. Instead, she texted him.

"Tell me when you get home."

So she was really trying to completely push him away?

Herman felt miserable. She had just kicked me out, but still cared whether I got home safe?

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