I Become A CEO After Divorce
Chapter 372: We Broke Up.

Chapter 372: We broke up.

When Haider called, Bonnie remained in the same posture, and the phone kept ringing.

Only then did Bonnie regain her senses as if she had just woken up from a dream. She reached out to answer the phone.

Without even looking at the caller ID on the screen, she answered the call directly.

"Hello?"

Bonnie's voice was unbearably hoarse.

Haider was a little shocked on the phone, but thinking of Myles's voice just now, he thought the two had quarreled. "Bonnie, do you know who I am?"

When Bonnie heard a voice similar to that person, she took down her phone, glanced at the caller ID slowly, and responded, "Haider."

"Did you argue with Myles?"

When Bonnie heard this, she smiled bitterly. "Haider, we broke up."

Haider knew that even though Bonnie and Myles had been arguing all the time, it was rare for either of them to mention breaking up.

Now that Myles said it, Bonnie also said it.

"I'll go pick you up now."

Bonnie was silent for a long while before saying, "Okay, I'm with... Myles."

Haider responded.

After hanging up the phone, Bonnie stretched out her hand and closed the car door, sobbing like a trapped animal that had been imprisoned for a long time. She was crying desperately. Bonnie didn't know, however, that Myles was shrouded in shadows and weeping in the corner. It was the only way to vent that suppressed emotion.

In the dark night, they were separated by a short distance, but they didn't know that the other person was also crying heart-piercingly.

When Haider arrived, Bonnie was sitting alone in the car. Her eyes were red and swollen from crying.

Even if Haider wanted to ask, seeing Bonnie's appearance, his words seemed stuck in his throat.

He knew how much Myles cared about Bonnie. There must have been something terrible going on, otherwise it would have been absolutely impossible for Myles to leave Bonnie here alone and make her cry like this.

Haider glanced back at the building behind him, then raised his hand and knocked on the car window.

Bonnie slowly opened the door, got out of the car, looked at Haider, and said, "Hello, Haider." Haider took off his coat and put it on Bonnie. "What's the matter? Did Myles disappoint you?" Bonnie shook her head and raised her hand to gather his clothes together. "I made him feel bad." "You bullied him, and you are still crying?"

Bonnie didn't answer him anymore, stood by the car, and raised her head slightly to look at the tall building in front of her. After a while, she looked away and looked at Haider. "Haider, please take me home." Haider responded, reached out to close the car door, pulled Bonnie behind him, and walked to the parking lot.

Myles stood in the shadow, watching Bonnie get into Haider's car, then raised his hand, wiped his face, turned, and went upstairs.

The night in early spring was still a bit cold. It was so chilled that Myles even trembled when he was walking, and his pace was unsteady.

...

The other side.

Yanis originally planned to call an online driver over.

But Sandy held on to Brandon and refused to let go, so Yanis had no choice but to ask Albi to send Brandon and Sandy to Linen Bay, and then he and Zane sent Stella back home.

After sending the people away, the two people went back to D-king Castle.

When Yanis was on the road, he told Zane about meeting Bonnie's mother at night.

It was the first time that Yanis had mentioned something related to Bonnie in front of Zane.

Because when she met Isabel tonight, Yanis felt uneasy in her heart.

After listening to Yanis, Zane turned his head to look at her. "So, Bonnie's hiding something from Myles?"

Yanis nodded. "Yes, it might be a big deal for Myles."

Zane reached out and patted Yanis's hand lightly. "Let them handle their own business."

Yanis naturally knew what Zane meant, and hummed softly. "I know, I'm just a little worried about Bonnie."

After all, no one knew better than her that Bonnie closed herself at home and cried after learning Myles's parents got divorced.

She always felt that their divorce had a direct relationship with Isabel.

She also put the blame on herself.

These years, it was clear that the person she liked was Myles, but because of this matter, she didn't dare to get close to Myles so recklessly. Yanis knew that Isabel's appearance directly disrupted all of Bonnie's plans, including her emotions that had finally calmed down recently. After all, the matter of Myles's parents' divorce had been weighing on Bonnie's mind for many years.

She couldn't move on.

And Isabel's sudden appearance only made Bonnie feel more pressure.

When they arrived at the gate of D-king Castle, before they got off the car, Bonnie called.

Seeing that it was Bonnie's call, Yanis quickly answered. "Bonnie?"

"Yanis, can you stay with me tonight?"

Bonnie's voice was hoarse. Obviously, she was crying.

Yanis glanced at Zane's face and asked, "Where are you?"

"The Cooke family, grandpa is not home tonight."

"I'll come now. Wait for me."

"Good."

Yanis hung up the phone and turned to look at Zane. "Take me to the Cooke family's mansion, Bonnie is at home alone." "How's Myles?"

Thinking of Bonnie's voice, Yanis said gently, "He shouldn't be good either."

Zane didn't speak, restarted the car silently, and drove towards the Cooke family's mansion.

There were very few cars on the road at night, and soon they arrived.

Zane got out of the car and opened the door for Yanis. "I'll ask Albi to pick you up tomorrow morning?" "No, you are busy with your work. I will go back later by myself, or go to the company to find you then." Zane hummed, stepped forward to Yanis, then reached out to hug Yanis, and said, "Take a good rest." Yanis nodded. "Drive slowly, and send me a message when you get home."

"Okay, go inside."

Yanis turned around and entered the Cooke family's mansion.

Zane stood by the car and watched Yanis go in, but he didn't leave immediately. He leaned on the car to finish smoking a cigarette, then got in the car and drove away. When Yanis entered, the Cook family's mansion was in total darkness.

Except for the light at the entrance was on.

Yanis went in and changed her shoes at the entrance before going inside.

When she stepped into the living room, she vaguely saw someone sitting on the sofa. Yanis paused. "Bonnie, should I turn on the light?"

Bonnie's voice was still hoarse as on the phone. "Well, ok."

Yanis turned on the light, then walked to Bonnie, stepped forward, and sat down beside her. "Is Mr. Cooke out?"

Bonnie nodded, turned around, and hugged Yanis. Her voice was hoarse. "Yanis, I told him."

When Yanis heard Bonnie's words, her heart tightened. "Myles... What did he say?"