I'm the Obsession of My Cold-Hearted Ex novel Chapter 382

Chapter 382 Lines and Limits.

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What Ellis didn’t realize was that while she ignored Easton the entire ride, he kept glancing at her again and again. In his eyes. was a kind of open, unmistakable affection–so sincere that anyone who saw it wouldn’t be able to look away.

Once they got out of the car, Ellis was ready to go her own way.

But of course, Easton had to follow her into the same elevator. She’d been ignoring him for a while now and was planning to shoot him a glare–only to see him looking down, the corners of his mouth slightly lifted in a quiet smile, as if secretly amused by something.

It caught her off guard. Instead of glaring, she found herself watching him curiously.

Right then, Easton looked up and met her gaze, his eyes full of unfiltered joy.

Why does he look so pleased all of a sudden?

That faint heat of anger rose inside her. His cheerful mood only made his behavior seem more baffling.

What the hell is he so happy about?

But she didn’t bother asking. She didn’t wait to know. As soon as the elevator stopped at her floor, she walked out quickly and left him behind.

At least Easton had the sense not to follow her all the way

But then he spoke.

“See you next time.

His tone was too cheerful to ignore.

Ellis turned back, frowned, and gave him a long look from head to toe.

“You take the wrong meds today?”

Was making her miserable really that satisfying to him!

“Nope.” Easton answered while calmly pressing the elevator’s close button.

As the doors slowly shut between them, his smile faded, but the love in his eyes remained–and so did that quiet sense of satisfaction

Back in the day, he never would’ve believed that simply being in the same space with the person you love–doing nothing. saying nothing, just knowing they’re near–could feel this fulfilling.

Standing outside her front door, Ellis stared at the elevator for a second, her face darkening.

“Freak.” She muttered under her breath before unlocking the door and walking inside.

As evening neared, the sun was mostly hidden behind thick clouds, its light dimmed. Ellis rested on the couch, scrolling through food delivery apps while checking new WhatsApp messages.

“I’m coming home tonight. I brought something good for you! [image.jpgl

Reading the message, Ellis frowned slightly.

Maya said earlier she wasn’t coming home tonight. What changed?

Maya hadn’t expected a reply–just wanted to give Ellis a heads–up. Right after hitting send, she put her phone away, grabbed the food a server had packed up for her, and told Cameron goodbye.

“Huh?” Cameron blinked as Maya walked away, visibly confused

He noticed someone approaching and quickly straightened up, putting on a neutral expression.