What Happens in Chapter 1487 Avoidance – From the Book My Ex-husband Begs Me Back
Dive into Chapter 1487 Avoidance, a pivotal chapter in My Ex-husband Begs Me Back, written by Lana Carr. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.
Kian nodded in agreement, then Ayan continued, "She likes to use her assistant's phone, right? In the future, arrange any meetings with Daisy through her assistant's phone."
Kian nodded once again.
Then he left the office to contact Kerry.
After Kian left, Ayan immediately dialed Camille's number.
Camille answered quickly, her voice sounding a bit unusual, showing no indication that she had just been in contact with Daisy.
She said, "Why are you calling me at this time? Aren't you busy?"
There was a hint of amusement in Camille's words, as if she was saying, "Mr. Simpson, are you slacking off?"
Unable to discern Camille's tone, Ayan was unsure of her current mood.
He paused briefly before saying, "Is there anything you want to tell me?"
Camille was taken aback, "Tell you what?"
Realizing Camille didn't want to disclose anything, Ayan asked directly, "Did Daisy call you?"
Camille blinked and then smiled, "Yes, she did."
She didn't say anything further, nor did she ask for an explanation or express any other attitude.
This lack of reaction left Ayan feeling uncomfortable, his voice becoming lower. He said, "I will take care of her situation. For now, she won't leave Hance City because I have reached a cooperation agreement with Tillery's Corporation, her father's company. So, until we succeed, she will stay in Hance City for a while."
Ayan had not mentioned his plans and intentions to Camille before, as he had never discussed his cooperation with Kerry.
It was best if fewer people knew about this, especially since his collaboration with Kerry was just beginning. Once Kerry and Daisy were truly together, their partnership would deepen.
Camille nodded slightly to show she understood, but her response remained subdued.
Ayan asked, "Is there anything else you want to say?"
Camille responded, "No."
"Really nothing?"
"Yeah, there's nothing I want to say." Because she had already said what she needed to, and Daisy wasn't an important person to her, she didn't have strong emotions about the situation.
But Ayan didn't share this view. He was still concerned that she might be upset. He said, "Are you not angry with Daisy?"
"Why would I be angry with Daisy?" Camille countered.
Ayan was at a loss for words, unsure of how to respond.
He paused before saying, "If anything bothers you, tell me, okay?"
"I know, don't worry, I'm not angry because of Daisy's provocations. I knew from the start what she thinks of you, but your attitude gave me confidence. So, I'm not angry at all." If she were truly angry, Camille wouldn't react like this, especially towards Daisy, nor would she say anything extreme.
Because she had already vented her feelings, Camille had no reason to be angry at Ayan for this matter.
Camille's words eased Ayan's worries, and he no longer felt the need to explain himself to her.
Ayan said, "If you're unhappy, tell me."
Ayan narrowed his eyes, his gaze distant and indifferent. He said, "Take a look, see if there's anything unusual at the cafe she frequents."
"Alright, I understand," Kian replied softly.
Ayan fell silent, his gaze turning contemplative.
Kian hesitated for a moment before adding, "Mr. Simpson, there is still no definitive information about Elijah. It's as if he evaporated into thin air."
Not even their contacts could find any trace of him, which was indeed strange.
Kian had many questions but didn't know where to start.
Ayan remained unresponsive to his words, as if he hadn't heard.
Seeing this, Kian decided not to wait any longer. He looked at Ayan and said, "Mr. Simpson, I will go deal with the Daisy situation now."
Ayan simply acknowledged with a sound, and Kian quickly left the office.
As soon as Kian left, Ayan picked up his phone and made another call.
The person on the other end answered promptly, "It's me."
"How is the situation now?"
"We haven't made any progress yet. He still has some suspicions about me, so I can't make any rash moves."
"Alright, do it quickly. Time is running out. If things don't change, you won't need to use your phone to contact me." Ayan gave a calm instruction, his expression impassive.
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