I Become A CEO After Divorce

Chapter 206 He Doesn’t Love Me

Chapter 206 He Doesn’t Love Me

Bonnie planned to go to the fashion show in the afternoon, so she didn't have enough time to quarrel

with Myles. She ordered around Myles, "I'll come back to you when I'm done with work. Take care of

Yanis. If she is not well served, I will never forgive you."

Myles responded, "Don't worry, I will take good care of her."

"Don't worry about me, Bonnie. Just go ahead with your work. I will stay with Myles nearby," said Yanis.

Bonnie nodded with relief. "If you have something to do, ask Myles for help."

"Thank you, please go ahead," Yanis urged.

Then Bonnie took her belongings and left.

"Yanis, do you consider making a deal with me?" Myles said abruptly.

Yanis turned to look at him. "What kind of deal?" NôvelDrama.Org owns all © content.

"Tell me why Bonnie suddenly lost her temper with me, and I will not tell others that you are pregnant,"

said Myles.

Yanis frowned.

"Of course, you can refuse to answer if you don't agree. I can even find Neve through the telephone

number, so it is not difficult to find the answer to other things," said Myles.

"So what do you mean?" asked Yanis.

"I won't make further investigation on Neve. I will keep it a secret from Bonnie that Neve has looked for

you," explained Myles.

Yanis laughed lightly and said, "Even if I didn't tell you about it, you will not do it."

Myles choked. He knew what Yanis meant.

Indeed, Myles would always be cautious when there was something to do with Bonnie.

"Myles, you also know Bonnie's personality. Once she knows something, she will easily get impulsive.

Besides, this is my own business. I don't want Bonnie to be involved. Do you understand what I

mean?" said Yanis.

Yanis always stood on Bonnie's side. Also, Myles didn't hope that Bonnie involved herself in any

danger.

After a long silence, Myles nodded. "Okay, please feel free to tell me if you need some help."

Yanis hummed, "Thanks."

Upon Bonnie's request, Myles stayed with Yanis all afternoon.

"Do you want to find a place to rest for a while? It will take at least two hours for Bonnie to finish her

work," said Myles.

Yanis checked the time and said, "I'm going outside for a stroll, you can wait here for Bonnie."

"No, I have to follow you. If there is anything wrong with you, I will be blamed by Bonnie. She will be

angry with me again," said Myles.

Myles insisted.

The weather in M Country was pretty good.

Myles followed Yanis behind. "Is it really impossible for you and Zane to be together?"

Yanis stopped and turned to look at him. "Why are you suddenly so interested in the relationship

between Zane and me?"

Myles looked at Yanis and said, "I am just curious."

"We are divorced and it is impossible to restore our relation," Yanis replied.

"Even if you divorce, you two can get married again," said Myles.

Yanis chuckled and said, "None of us would do it that way."

Myles shook his head. "Don't make such an assertive conclusion, who knows what will happen in the

future."

Yanis smiled, "At least I don't have such thoughts."

Myles took out the cigarette and was about to light it. At the thought of something, he stepped away

and kept a distance from Yanis before he lit the cigarette. "I think Zane is not bad."

Yanis looked at Myles in surprise when she heard his words. "If you hadn't had any relationship with

Zane, I would have wondered if you were bribed by him to value him so affirmatively."

"Yanis, have you ever thought about the reason for the divorce, are there other complicated reasons

involved?" asked Myles.

Yanis bathed her face under the sunlight and narrowed her eyes slightly. "No matter what the reasons

are, the fundamental reason is that he doesn't love me."

Myles dusted off the cigarette ash and asked, "Does he admit that he doesn't love you, or do you think

he doesn't love you?"

Myles asked so many questions related to Zane, that Yanis's curiosity had been aroused. "You really

didn't make any shady deals with Zane?"

Myles bit his cigarette and replied, "What shady deals do you think we can make?"

Just as Yanis was about to speak, the mobile phone in her pocket rang, so she had no answer the

phone.

The call was from Darin.

"Hello, Mr. Walsh," said Yanis.

"Bonnie said you were also at the fashion show, why didn't I see you?"

Darin's voice came from the phone.

Yanis responded, "I'm downstairs, and it's a bit stuffy up there, so I came out to get some fresh air."

"At the main entrance?" asked Darin.

Yanis responded, "No, I'm at the side door, do you want to come down?"

"Okay, I am coming down. We need to talk about the arrangements tomorrow," said Darin.

Yanis hummed, "Then I'll be here waiting for you."

Darin answered and hung up the phone.

After seeing Yanis hang up the phone, Myles extinguished the cigarette butt and threw it into the trash

can. "Is someone looking for you?"

Yanis nodded. "Go up and find Bonnie, I will stay here and not go anywhere else."

Myles checked the time. "Okay, call me if you need my help."

After Myles left, Darin came around.

"Hi, Yanis," greeted Darin.

Yanis heard his voice and looked at him. "Hi Darin, why did you come out from here?"

"I met an acquaintance and chatted for a while, and then came from the main entrance," answered

Darin.

Yanis nodded.

"Shall we find a quiet place for a chat?" asked Darin.

"Okay," said Yanis.

...

After greeting a few friends, Bonnie was about to find Yanis and Myles.

Originally, she wanted to meet Vivian but didn't find her.

Bonnie felt a little disappointed.

Just as Bonnie was about to go away, a man walked towards her. He looked familiar, but Bonnie

couldn't remember where they met each other before.

"Miss Cooke, long time no see," said the man.

Bonnie nodded politely at him and tried to recall who he was, but failed.

The man seemed to know what Bonnie was thinking at that time and said, "It seems that you don't

remember me."

The man was so frank and Bonnie didn't want to hide her embarrassment and said apologetically,

"Sorry, I have no idea."

"A year ago, South City, fashion week, Nick Brown." The man offered some hints.

Upon these clues, Bonnie suddenly recalled who he was.

A year ago, at the fashion show held in South City, she grabbed a big contract, which was considered

to be achieved by Nick. Bonnie still remembered Nick's attitude toward her at that time.

Nick criticized and devalued Bonnie's work dreadfully and even underestimated her personality.

He thought Bonnie won the business due to her good appearance.

After Bonnie realized who the man was, she became less respectful and polite. "Yes, I know who you

are. You are Nick Brown."

Nick held a goblet in his hand and said, "I didn't expect that we can meet again in M Country. What a

coincidence!"