Tegan immediately understood. Lorian saw Dustin, and he clearly misunderstood.

Tegan stood there. Suddenly, the streetlights above her lit up one by one and illuminated her already pale face to an almost white shade. She clutched her phone tightly, and her voice was very soft.

"Yes, it feels good to be with him."

Tegan took another deep breath before continuing, "After the divorce, I'll give it a try with him."

The night slowly descended. Lorian sat in the car parked across the street. His eyes were as cold as ice. He stared intently at Tegan and listened to her praising another man.

He gave a self-mocking smile. His marriage has clearly reached its end. He didn't even like her, so why did he care who she was with after the divorce? Why would he care who she had in her heart?

How absurd and ridiculous.

Lorian looked at Tegan and softly said, "Dustin is indeed a good choice."

After speaking, he hung up the phone. The window of the black limousine rolled up and cut off their vie