After Tegan finished packing, Lorian walked over to her. He closed the suitcase and then looked down at her with a deep, contemplative gaze.

"I'll pick you up when you arrive at the airport," He said. It was a rare moment of warmth between them in recent times.

Tegan's slender and pale fingers lightly brushed the surface of the suitcase, as if lingering over it or lost in thought. Lorian didn’t interrupt her. After a moment, she gave a faint smile and simply said, "Okay."

Lorian continued to watch her.

For more than half a year, they had kept their distance and grew cold toward each other. Now, with Holly having given birth and everything else settled, Lorian felt inclined to repair their relationship.

As a businessman, Lorian didn't want to divorce. Managing a marriage was full of uncertainties. To him, staying with Tegan seemed a more stable option.

Under the dazzling light of the crystal chandelier, Lorian's features appeared even more chiseled and sensual. Sitting on a sin