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Chapter 0486 novel Ex-Husband’s Regret by Evelyn M.M
Calvin.
When I woke up this morning, I never expected Emma to come to my office to apologize. Actually, after slamming the door in her face the last time I saw her, I didn’t expect to ever see her again.
I thought that day would be the end. That would be the last time I ever saw her again. I know Emma, and I know she isn’t good with rejections. I expected her to slither away and never show her face to me or my son again.
Instead, she surprised me. It’s been what? Just a couple of weeks, and she’s back. This time with an apology instead of pleading for a chance to see Gunner. I’ve never seen Emma apologize. She just takes what she wants, being unapologetic about it.
“Boss, should I add Anna as a potential client?” My secretary, Becca asks, walking into my office. “She seemed to be in a hurry and left before I could ask her contact details.”
I was too stunned to function. This is the first time Emma has managed to catch me off guard. I hate it just as I am impressed by it.
“Don’t bother,” I reply, shaking myself from my shock. “She isn’t coming back.”
I don’t why I don’t tell her to make sure never to let Emma into my office again. That would be the best course of action, but I decide against it.
“You can have your lunch break, Becca,” I tell her while checking my watch. “I’ll be leaving in a few.”
“Okay, Cal,”
She then walks out of my office, leaving me alone with my thoughts. I had a lunch date in the next thirty minutes, but my excitement suddenly dropped in the wake of Emma showing up.
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