Wake Up! You’re My Ex Now (Cordelia) novel Chapter 126

The more Cordelia got to know Elijah, the more she realized that he could sometimes be quite childish.

Looking back at the moment she first met Elijah, the fluttering heart and love at first sight feelings, she couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia.

It turned out that the feelings one had for strangers and those for acquaintances were indeed different.

The filter through which Cordelia viewed Elijah had shattered into countless pieces.

The notion of an unapproachable man was merely an illusion created by his imposing expression.

Elijah was just a bit of a kid at heart in their daily life.

Before long, Cordelia saw Elijah walking toward her with a cold expression from a distance.

The bodyguards standing nearby tactfully retreated, leaving ample space for the two of them.

"You didn't even look for me after I left for a long time. Is Ivan so good-looking?" Elijah's forehead wrinkled tightly, displaying a displeased expression on his face. It seemed he was not happy and wanted Cordelia comfort him.

Cordelia glanced at him nonchalantly and asked, "Why did you buy bags for Mae and Eva?"

Even though she had a better bag, she still held a grudge over this matter and decided to let it out.

Elijah was taken aback. "How did you know about that?"

"With you being so generous, giving bags worth hundreds of thousands of dollars like they were wholesale goods, why do you look surprised when you know I've heard about it?" Cordelia folded her arms and looked at him like a teacher questioning a student.

"Eva spilled cola all over Mae at the store today. They ended up in a physical altercation, and I was short on time, so I spent money to resolve the situation." Elijah was clearly irritated and impatient when he recounted the incident.

Cordelia understood. Elijah had used the money to pacify Eva and Mae, hoping they would behave.

But...

Cordelia lowered her head to look at her bag. It seemed like the same logic applied.

Elijah spent money to make her happy. If she was happy, the baby could feel it.

Everything was for the baby!