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The CEO’s Regret My Ex-Wife is a Tech Goddess novel Chapter 258

She searched relentlessly, but she couldn't spot that tall, athletic figure she had etched into her heart over countless days and nights.

No one stopped. No one looked back at her.

The heavy, dominant aura that could only belong to him seemed like a fleeting illusion, instantly dissolving into the chaotic festival air.

Her brows pulled together in a tight frown, the hope in her eyes fading as a bitter sense of disappointment spread wildly through her chest.

She took a hesitant step forward, meticulously scanning the dense crowds inch by inch, refusing to overlook a single corner.

Still, there was no sign of him.

She slowly came to a halt, standing rigidly in the center of the roaring sea of people.

The sudden spark of light in her eyes died completely. Her fragile hopes shattered, leaving only an unshakable, suffocating loneliness. The endless tide of longing, steeped in sorrow, ruthlessly imprisoned her mind.

Was it really just her imagination?

Her heart ached terribly.

She never expected to miss Silas this much.

"Lead Rossi, hurry up!"

"Alaina, come here!"

Michelle and Stella were laughing and waving at her.

She quickly suppressed her emotions and jogged over to them.

The two were trying to play a ring toss game, but after tossing for ages, they hadn't won a single thing.

"Alaina, win one for me. I really want that one," Stella pouted, tugging at her sleeve.

Alaina smiled and paid the stall owner. "I'll take ten rings, please."

"Coming right up," the vendor replied with a massive grin, handing her thirty rings instead.

She blinked in surprise. "I only paid for ten."

"That's right, that's right. You're our lucky customer today! Buy one, get three free. Here are thirty. Take your time, and if you still miss, I'll give you another ten for free!" the vendor announced cheerfully.

Michelle and Stella stared at each other, their jaws dropping.

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