After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities
Chapter 166

Franklin was a little disappointed, but he knew that Sylvia was not in agood mood.

Thus, he didn't say anything and went back to the bedroom.

However, thinking of Sylvia's soft body, Franklin tossed and turned,unable to fall asleep.

When Sylvia got up early the next morning, she saw Franklin sitting inthe living room in high spirits reading the newspaper.

Hearing her footsteps, Franklin looked at her with sharp eyes.

"Good morning."

His voice was husky, pleasant, and tempting.

Dressed in loungewear, with a slender and upright figure, he lookedattractive and noble.

However, Sylvia was in no mood to appreciate his sexy look. Instead,he went straight into the kitchen.

She was to cook breakfast for Kira.

The meals offered by the hospital were naturally not as nutritious anddelicious as Sylvia made.

The morning sunlight shone on the balcony with dazzling colors.Sylvia turned on the gas and lit the stove.

Franklin then heard the rumbling of the range hood and the sound offrying.

With the oil zipping and rattling, he got up and stood at the kitchendoor, silently looking at Sylvia.

Sensing his gaze, Sylvia turned back.

Looking into Franklin's deep gaze, Sylvia raised an eyebrow. "Comeover here and help me wash this."

Franklin pulled up his sleeves and walked over to help.

He was so close to Sylvia that she could smell the seductive scent onhis body. Sylvia couldn't help but sniff.

And her heart began to beat fast.

Franklin could always make himself present.

Soon he washed the vegetables and gave them to Sylvia.

When his slender fingertips inadvertently touched the back of Sylvia'shand, her heart beat faster.

It left a burning feeling on the back of Sylvia's hand.

Although Franklin didn't do it on purpose, Sylvia found it hard to resist."What else can I do for you?" Franklin asked in a low but seductivevoice, which made Sylvia blush.

She wondered what was wrong with him.

He was too charming today.

And Sylvia hardly helped it.

When she looked up into Franklin's deep eyes, her heart beat evenfaster.

She couldn't look away from his face.

She had to admit that Franklin was extremely handsome and charming.Especially at this time, he was looking at her with great seduction in hiseyes.

Sylvia felt she was almost overwhelmed.

Finally, the breakfast was ready.

Sylvia sat in front of Franklin, not daring to look at his face.

Although they had known each other for four years, Sylvia's heart beatfaster whenever she looked at his face.

Sylvia blamed this on the virus inside her body.

She took a deep breath. "Franklin, we need to talk."

"About what?" Franklin raised an eyebrow.

Sylvia answered, "I've talked to you about this before in the cafe. We'vedivorced. Why are you still pestering me? You have so many choices,and many women want to marry you."

Sylvia thought she was inferior to any of Franklin's pursuers.

Those celebrities were all eager to marry him. With a high status and agood look, Franklin was nearly the most popular among women.

But why did he keep pestering her?

Sylvia was very puzzled.

She wondered what this man was obsessing about.

"Sweetie, do you really want to know?" Franklin didn't know the answer,either. "After the divorce, I couldn't get used to your absence. And Ihate it when other women approach me. I'm also trying to figure outhow I feel about you. So, I want to be close to you and replace the answer.”Hearing this, Sylvia felt a sense of powerlessness.

“You're probably just too used to my presence, so you felt it was a littledifferent after we divorced. But it doesn't matter. It only takes 21 daysfor a habit to develop. After 21 days, you will get used to my beingaway."

Sylvia frowned. “Franklin, you need to replace a woman you like and thenbe good with her. You should not waste time and energy on me. I don'tlike you, and neither do you. Otherwise, we wouldn't have divorced."Sylvia thought Franklin would probably never fall in love with a woman.He was cold, decisive, and ruthless. Anyone who was in love with himwould be in danger and tortured by him.

Franklin narrowed his eyes. "Then tell me what it is like to love."Sylvia was also a green hand, so she had no idea, either.

And she thought it was meaningless to talk about this with Franklin.But she still said her understanding of love. "When you love someone,you will probably want to see her, be close to her, and do everythingwith her."

This was what a character always said in romantic movies.

Sylvia was ashamed of what she said.

As a result, she blushed.

She had tried to keep Franklin away from her.

But now, she was talking about love with him.

How ridiculous!

Sylvia was very regretful.

Sylvia blamed her being abnormal on the good weather today. Theyalways had an acrimonious quarrel before.

So, it was the first time they talked about something calmly andpeacefully.

Sylvia forced herself to think this way.

Without the good weather, she couldn't have been in the mood to wastetime with Franklin.

She raised her cold eyes and looked at Franklin's handsome face,thinking, "What a good catch!"

She tried to redeem herself. "I heard it from the movies."

Sylvia pretended to be calm.

But after Franklin heard her words, he lapsed into silence.

What Sylvia said kept echoing in his mind.

"When you love someone, you will probably want to see her, be closeto her, and do everything with her.”

Franklin suddenly looked at Sylvia meaningfully.

It never occurred to him to think about this.

He was often eager to see Sylvia after she left.

He had never thought in his life that he would fall in love with someone.However, he thought it was not unacceptable to love Sylvia.

First, Sylvia was beautiful, and Franklin couldn't take his eyes off herwhenever he saw her.

Second, she was very capable as an expert doctor.

Third, with a good figure, she boasted long, fair, and straight legs.Last but not least, she was kind-hearted and enjoy doing charity to helppeople in need.

Overall, Sylvia was a good choice.

The more Franklin looked at Sylvia, the more perfect Sylvia was in hismind.

But Franklin hated it when Sylvia had too many pursuers.

Thinking of this, Franklin made up his mind that he would keep thosemen away from Sylvia one by one!