It meant that if she said one more word about the divorce, he would continue to kiss her.

Raegan shut her mouth and didn't dare to say a word. She thought Mitchel was really shameless.

Seeing that she obediently kept silent, he gave her a satisfied Look.

And before she could react, he picked her up, strode to the car, and said, “Let's go home."

Raegan sat in the car in a daze. She was still dizzy from his kisses, and she felt she had lost all her strength.

When he fastened her seat belt, she didn't even resist. She had no strength to do so.

Mitchel noticed her absent-mindedness. He pinched her face gently and said, “Don't overthink. From now on, leave everything to me."

Raegan's heart raced violently again.

Yet, she felt uneasy at the same time. She was so afraid that she would be disappointed again.

On their way, Raegan didn't feel sleepy, so she leaned against her seat and looked out the window to enjoy the scenery outside.

This was a beautiful town with many small bridges and rivers.

When Mitchel saw Raegan looking out of the window, he said, "This place is beautiful. You must have good childhood memories here."

Raegan suddenly asked, "Have you been here before?"

Mitchel shook his head.

"No, I've never been here."

The light in Raegan's eyes dimmed upon hearing this. He really didn't remember.

She was only thirteen years old at that time. No one would probably remember a thirteen-year-old girl.

But she had never forgotten him. In fact, she even came to Ardlens alone to study because of him. During holidays, she would go to his workplace and sit there all day long, wondering if she could get the chance to see him again.

In her junior year, she successfully entered his company as an intern.

She started as an assistant, allowing her to occasionally see Mitchel.