The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback
Chapter 543

Chapter 543:

Alicia broke the gaze, heading to the kitchen to make breakfast.

Caden was clueless in the kitchen.

Even if he tried, the result would be barely edible.

Usually, Alicia just had coffee, but today she decided to make a proper breakfast.

She wanted to make Caden envious.

She prepared an elaborate sandwich, cut it in half, ate one half, and left the other on the table.

As Caden went to the fridge for milk, Alicia took a satisfying bite of her sandwich.

The warm egg, ham, and special seasonings filled the kitchen with an irresistible aroma.

Caden pursed his lips, took a cold bottle of milk, and drank it straight, without caring about its temperature.

Alicia glanced over, watching him drink the milk with concern.

It would surely upset his stomach.

Frustrated yet worried, Alicia turned to her sandwich, chewing furiously, then left to finish packing.

Caden was ready to leave when she returned, but the sandwich on the table was gone.

Alicia’s voice was cold.

“Where’s my breakfast?”

Caden didn’t look any friendlier, yet didn’t flinch.

“I thought it was mine.”

“It wasn’t yours.

That was for Cade,” she snapped.

Caden was at a loss for words.

Without further comment, he left without eating.

Alicia shook her head, put out food and milk for Cade, then took the sandwich with her as she left.

In the underground garage, she spotted Caden getting into his car.

Clearing her throat, she walked over and handed him the sandwich.

“Cade didn’t want it, so you can have it.”

Caden’s gaze was steely.

“Beg me.”

“What?” Alicia froze.

She hesitated, then shrugged.

“Fine, I’ll just give it to Mr.

Langstaff.”

Caden’s expression hardened.

Just as Alicia reached for her car door, Caden pinned her to the vehicle and swiftly took the sandwich from her bag.

In three bites, he finished it right in front of her.

Alicia stood in stunned silence.

Caden lowered his gaze, expression impassive.

“As if he deserves my leftovers.

Maybe if he reincarnates as a dog, I’ll toss him a scrap or two.”

Speechless once more, Alicia let him go, shaking her head at his audacity.

It was no wonder he didn’t have many friends.

After they parted ways, Alicia went to buy a new phone.

At the office, she immediately convened a meeting about Blake’s situation.

No one dared to challenge her decision.

Alicia’s voice was firm.

“That’s final.

Let’s not bring this up again.”

A senior board member spoke as she prepared to leave.

“Ms.

Bennett, it’s not that we’re ignoring your direction, but Mr.

Ward gave us strict orders.

We’re in a tough position.”

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