"I think it's useless for you to just watch from a distance," Peter quietly admonished in a low voice.

Mark knew Peter very well.

He was not just a good employee; he was also a very smart individual, capable of coming up with clever ideas.

So Mark shrugged in a carefree manner and asked casually, “What do you think I should do then?"

Peter looked at him and replied, "You should work on the right things. Who do you think Cecilia cares about the most?"

Mark was no fool himself.

He was able to figure out the answer immediately.

The answer was Edwin.

Mark turned his attention to Cecilia again. She had already gone back to filming and the place where she had been standing was now empty.

He straightened his shirt and then he ordered the driver to start the car and take him back to the company.

As for Cecilia, when she was done with work, she left to pick up Edwin from school.

But when she arrived at the kindergarten, the teacher told her that Edwin's father had come to pick him up.

Cecilia went back to her car and sat down.

Then she dialed Mark's number. It didn't take long before he answered the phone.

"You picked Edwin up?" she asked him without any preamble.

"Yes. I miss my son," Mark confessed. And then he added in a gentle tone, "I've made some dishes here. I mean, the kind that you and Edwin love. Come and eat with us."

Cecilia wanted to say something, but she was choked by sobs.

After a while, she managed to suppress her emotions and said in a low voice, "Mark, we've broken up. What are you doing now?"

Mark kept quiet for more than ten seconds.

Then he said, "I didn't agree to that. Cecilia, if I don't sign the divorce papers, we will still be husband and wife."