Being Pursued By Ex-husband novel Chapter 673

Summary for Chapter 673: Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Chapter 673 – Highlight Chapter from Being Pursued By Ex-husband

Chapter 673 is a standout chapter in Being Pursued By Ex-husband by Swnovels, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Novel narrative into new territory.

Chapter 673 What Are You Still Doing Here

Rowen threw her a side-eye. “How troublesome.”

The embarrassed Celine glanced down at her notebook.

“If there isn't any problem, you can go back now.”

“Ah, all right then. I'll head back now.”

Once Celine returned to her room, she neatly put away her math papers before going to take a shower.

It was just past nine o'clock when she finished her shower, which was still very early.

As she lay in bed with her phone in hand, it suddenly occurred to her that it had been a long time since she last logged into the game. She wondered if Xen had been looking for her.

After a moment of hesitation, she logged into the game.

As soon as she logged in, she received Xen's invitation to join a team.

Having gotten used to it, Celine clicked to accept it.

However, this time, Xen did not immediately start the game after she had entered the team formation page.

Instead, he sent a message in the team chat: Why haven't you been online recently?

After Celine explained that she had an exam, he asked her how it went.

She felt somewhat embarrassed as she replied: I did okay but didn't do well in math.

Xen: Why not ask your classmates who are good at math for help if you're struggling?

Celine: Yes, I've been going to ask a student from the advanced class for help with my friends every day after school.

Xen: Student from another class? I'm not sure that's a good idea. They have their own study schedules. Won't this disturb them?

Celine was taken aback. I don't think I've thought about this before. The teaching pace of the advanced class seems to differ from ours. Allan has to spend half an hour every day after school explaining problems to us. This does take up quite a bit of his time.

Celine: You're quite right.

Soon after she sent the message, Xen inquired: Isn't there anyone in your class who is good at math?

Celine: Yes, there is.

Rowen is excellent in math and is top of the whole grade.

Xen: Why don't you just ask your classmates who are good at math? Math is about understanding, not about rote memorization.

Xen: Is your deskmate also bad at math?

As Celine typed rather slowly, she had not finished typing when she saw his question, so she had no choice but to delete the original content and reply: No. My deskmate is really good at math, the best in our grade.

Xen: Why aren't you making use of the teacher you have? What are you thinking?

Celine awkwardly replied: My deskmate doesn't really like being disturbed by others.

Xen: So he doesn't teach you when you ask him questions?

Celine gave it some thought and realized it was not the case. It's just that I seldom asked him. I think he was the one who took the initiative to teach me every time.

With this in mind, she felt that Rowen did not seem so unapproachable after all.

Xen: That settles it. After all, shouldn't you have a thicker skin when asking others for help?

Celine: Yes, you're absolutely right.

Xen: I'm starting the game.

He suddenly changed the subject, leaving Celine somewhat unable to keep up.

After two rounds, Xen asked if she would be online the next day before logging off. After some thought, Celine replied: No. I don't usually play games much except on weekends.

Xen: Okay.

After sending that, Xen exited the team formation page.

When Celine exited the page, she found that Xen's profile picture had already gone dark.

Rowen logged out of the game without further ado and stared at the Ustranasion textbook on his desk, scoffing lightly.

After all that I've said, Celine wouldn't still go to that fool Allan for math tutoring, would she?

Meanwhile, Celine thought that Xen had a point. After all, we'll be in Grade Twelfth in a few months. Even though Allan is a straight-A student, he, too, has his study plan. My daily visits to Allan with Harper are interfering with his studies.

Celine held her phone, intending to discuss the matter with Harper. However, noticing the late hour, she reluctantly put away her phone, deciding to talk to the other girl about it the next day.

Harper hasn't come out yet. She must have overslept again.

Rowen glanced at her. “Where's Harper?”

“She probably overslept.”

As they were talking, Harper rushed out in a flurry. First, she hugged Celine and apologized for oversleeping. Then, she turned to Rowen, raising an eyebrow. “What are you still doing here?”

Rowen scoffed, then rode off on his bike.

Harper stared at Rowen's retreating figure and clicked her tongue. “You didn't get scolded by him when you went home last night, did you?”

Celine was somewhat puzzled. “Why would he scold me?”

“Out of anger, of course! Furious out of embarrassment and jealousy!”

Celine pressed her lips together awkwardly. “No, not at all. Rowie even explained the last math problem to me once again.”

“Tch.”

Harper snorted softly. “Who would have thought.”

Celine glanced at Harper. Recalling Xen's remarks from the night before, she hesitated momentarily before asking, “Harper, do you think we might be disrupting Allan's studies by asking him to tutor us in math every day?”

While munching on a doughnut, Harper asked, “Is that what Rowen told you?”

Celine blushed slightly. “No.”

Why is Harper so sure that Rowen likes me?

“Ah,” was Harper's response.

She took another sip of milk before saying, “I don't think so. Allan's grades have always been good. Of course, he's never been able to outdo Rowen.”

“But we're almost in Grade Twelfth, and he spends over half an hour with us every day after school, so his review plan—”

After giving it some thought, Harper concluded that the other girl had a valid point, but then she said, “If we don't seek his help, who else can we turn to? Surely we can't ask Rowen, right? Ah. You can go to him. I'll ask my mom to hire a home tutor!”

Harper thought it was a good idea, but if Celine did not join her, her motivation to study would wane a little.