The CEO’s Regret My Ex-Wife is a Tech Goddess novel Chapter 131

Lily Summers still nodded obediently. She knew that no matter how much her great-aunt favored that person, as long as she was the Summers heiress, she had to remain respectful.

She asked Ethan Harrington to sit down first, then went to find her great-aunt.

Ethan felt suffocated and moved to the garden.

Not far away, Silas Summers walked over against the light.

His tall, straight posture carried the innate, chilling aura of a superior, surrounded by an aloof and noble air that kept strangers at bay.

The figure standing beside him wore an exquisite beige suit, exuding an outstanding presence even with just light makeup.

It was as if the woman who had spent three years with him was someone else entirely.

That "someone else" had been plain and enduring; no matter how much she was wronged, she always brushed it off with a smile, her eyes always filled with him.

At this moment, she suddenly seemed to have a light of her own, but it no longer had anything to do with him.

He could only watch from a distance, watching as she seemed a bit uncomfortable, stopping to press a hand over her ribs.

Silas frowned, immediately reaching out to hold her shoulder, asking her something in a low voice.

A suffocating wave crashed over Ethan, making his breath hitch.

From the moment he could remember, he knew Silas to be ruthless, cold-hearted, and entirely devoid of desire. He looked down on the world, never stopping for anyone, with never a shred of gentleness in his eyes—a high and unattainable existence.

But this terrifyingly cold man now had all his icy frost seemingly melted away.

When Lily had mentioned the news that Silas was getting married, Ethan had treated it as a joke.

He had wondered what kind of extraordinary woman could make Silas break his rule of lifelong bachelorhood.

He never expected that he, Ethan Harrington, was the actual joke.

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