Restoring a Life After Seven Years of Wrong Love novel Chapter 178

She didn't ask Milton how he knew where she lived.

For a man of his standing, finding her address was child's play.

Autumn had arrived, and the air carried a slight chill.

She changed into a loose, flowing maxi dress. The immense stress of the past few days had caused her to lose quite a bit of weight, making her pregnancy bump completely invisible.

Grabbing her woven bag, Yvette headed downstairs. Just as she was about to walk toward her own car, she heard Milton's voice.

"Take my car. I'll drop you back off when we're done."

She paused for a second. He probably just wanted her to spend more time with Nola.

Not wanting to overthink it, she slipped into his passenger seat.

The car was completely silent.

Yvette treated the situation simply: she was the employee, Milton was the boss, and her job was just to keep Nola company.

Milton kept glancing over at her. Catching his eye, Yvette looked back.

"If you have something to say, Mr. Graham, just say it."

Milton cleared his throat, his voice slightly tight. "I heard... you and Jabez actually finalized the divorce?"

"Yes, we did," Yvette answered truthfully.

The car fell silent again, and neither of them spoke another word until they arrived at the Graham family estate.

Milton had already called ahead. Nola was standing by the front door, holding a maid's hand.

The moment she spotted his car, she jumped excitedly and waved her little arms.

As soon as the car stopped, Yvette stepped out and walked over with a bright smile.

"Did you miss me, Nola?"

"I did," Nola beamed shyly. "Did you miss me?"

"Of course I did." Yvette took her hand and led her to the car.

The maid stood there completely stunned. The young master never brought women around, yet Nola looked incredibly familiar with this one.

Was she his girlfriend?

With Nola in the car, the ride was filled with endless, cheerful chatter. Yvette kept her eyes soft, listening attentively to every word the little girl said.

Glancing through the rearview mirror, Milton saw the woman's eyes curving into crescents, radiating a sense of tranquil warmth.

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