Flirting With My Ex-husband
Chapter 602

"Yes, it's me."

There would be a typhoon recently, so it's a bit sweltering these two days.

Scarlett walked outside the balcony and looked up at the stars, "Is your feast over?"

"Yes, it has just finished."

This man's voice was a little deeper than usual and Scarlett raised her eyebrow, "Did you drink?"

"I drank two glasses of red wine."

"It's not much."

Scarlett smiled, "There will be a typhoon in Chatbury City on Wednesday."

"Be careful." "I'll go home as soon as I get off work."

Raymond pulled his tie and looked up at the ceiling. For a while, he said to Scarlett on the other end of his phone, "Honey, I miss you so much."

Hearing what he had said, Scarlett's hand clenched slightly. Her face was a little hot, and then she snorted but didn't answer.

Neither of them spoke again, but neither of them wanted to hang up the phone.

"I'll be back on Wednesday."

After a while, Scarlett heard Raymond speak.

She tutted, "There's a typhoon on Wednesday." "Okay." It wasn't up to them to decide whether the plane would take off or not. "Did you miss me, Honey?"

Scarlett felt that Raymond was getting more and more shameless that he had the nerve to ask such a question.

But she soon realized that not only did Raymond get more shameless, but she also seemed to have a thicker skin.

Scarlett looked down at the light in her garden downstairs and answered softly," Yes."

As soon as she had finished her words, Raymond's low laugh came over her phone.

It was the first time Scarlett had ever heard him laugh out loud. The mellow laugh reached her ears and brought her joy.

Scarlett felt so sweet in her heart.

"It's late. You need to go to bed, Honey."

Scarlett touched her hot face, "Good night."

"Good night. Have a good dream about me."

After she had hung up, Scarlett lowered her head and smiled. After a while, she turned and went back into her room.

The typhoon came in full fury and the weather was unusual on Tuesday.

It was sweltering in Juanton City and there was absolutely no wind outside.

Typhoons were common in Juanton City, which was close to the sea

But Scarlett didn't like the humidity and returned to the villa around 3 p.m.

Scarlett had barely walked out of the garage when it began to rain.

The gloomy day seemed to have been suffocated for a long time, and the heavy rain poured down.

Scarlett stood at the floor-to-ceiling window and watched the rain for a while. Then she went upstairs and changed her clothes and was about to do some reading in the study.

It was perfect for sleeping on typhoon days. When Scarlett woke up, she found it had been dark. It was still raining outside, and the rain and wind hadn't slowed at all.

She rubbed her eyes, "Hilla, turn on the light."

After the bright light was on, Scarlett found her phone and checked the time. She found that it was after seven o'clock.

She actually slept for over two hours.

Scarlett cooked pasta for her dinner.

Because she slept for more than two hours in the afternoon, she didn't feel sleepy after taking a bath at about 10 p.m., and she took the book she had read in the afternoon to bed and began to read. After more than half an hour, Scarlett went downstairs to get some water.

She had just come out of the kitchen with the water when she saw Raymond coming up the stairs with his coat in his hand.

Scarlett froze, "Why are you back?"

As soon as she had finished her words, this man came over, put his arms around her and kissed her on her wet lips.