I Stopped Loving Him When He Let Me Bleed Out novel Chapter 368

Finn stood in the living room, his gaze landing on the study materials spread open on the table. After a moment, he processed what they were.

She was actually studying for the Health Commission Civil Service Exam.

"Alright, you can go in," Sienna said, stepping back out.

"Thanks." Finn walked into the bathroom.

The sound of running water echoed through the apartment.

Sienna sat back at her desk, her pen resting on the paper, but she couldn't bring herself to write.

She slipped on her headphones, letting the soft music wash over her.

Her mind finally settled.

Before she knew it, she had finished an entire practice test.

Suddenly snapping back to reality, she realized there was still a man in her bathroom.

Pulling off her headphones, she stood up.

But the bathroom door was wide open, and Finn was nowhere to be found.

She walked in and froze.

The glass shower doors had been wiped completely spotless, without a single water stain left behind.

The floor had been freshly mopped; stepping on it barefoot felt cool and clean.

The sink counter gleamed under the lights, and even the edges of the mirror were completely devoid of streaks.

Even the toilet bowl had been scrubbed immaculate.

The trash had been taken out, and a fresh bag lined the bin...

Staring at the pristine room, Sienna felt like she was hallucinating.

Finn, a former pilot and current billionaire CEO, had just acted as her personal housekeeper. It was completely absurd.

The craziest part was that she remembered perfectly well—when they lived together, Finn had never done any of this.

She had done most of the cleaning back then, and whenever she didn't want to, he would just hire a maid.

When on earth did he learn how to do all this?

Back in his own apartment, Finn didn't even wait for his hair to dry before eagerly dialing Isaac's number.

"There's no official textbook, just study guides from prep agencies. But I have a few colleagues who passed it recently and compiled some notes. I'll send them to you tomorrow."

"Thanks, Isaac. You're a lifesaver. But you have to promise me one thing."

"What?" Isaac asked, slightly taken aback.

"Sienna is the kind of person who hates anyone knowing her plans before she actually succeeds," Finn said. "Keep this an absolute secret."

"Understood." Isaac paused. "But you know about it. What, are you the exception? What exactly is the relationship between you two right now?"

"Mind your own business. I'm hanging up." Finn's lips curled into an uncontrollable smile as he ended the call.

He turned his head and glanced at the glass balcony doors. His reflection stared back at him.

A face glowing with a smile.

A truly radiant one.

Even he was a little stunned by the sight.

It had been a very long time since he had seen a smile like that on his own face.

The clouds were finally clearing, and everything was shifting toward a brighter future.