Vivienne's POV

 &quot;I saved you, and all you can do is say thank you and push me away? Vivienne, are you really going to burn bridges after crossing them?&quot;

 I stood there, speechless for a moment. &quot;Fine, call it burning bridges. But didn’t you say you wouldn’t follow me anymore? Don’t tell me you’re here on a business trip and just happened to be at the airport.&quot;

 &quot;If I hadn’t followed you, you’d be in worse shape than this! First, you lose your wallet, then you get hurt—how could I not worry?&quot;

 &quot;We’re divorced now. My life has nothing to do with you. You don’t need to care.&quot;

 &quot;You—&quot;

 Alexander’s face darkened instantly, his eyes turning cold and stormy.

 I felt a chill run down my spine and instinctively took a step back.

 He moved a step closer, his voice low and commanding. &quot;Say that again.&quot;

 My eyes flickered nervously

Vivienne's POV

 By noon the next day, Sophie and I were completely wiped out from shopping, so we decided to take a break and grab lunch at a restaurant.

 While we waited for our food, I checked my phone and asked, &quot;Has Julian arrived yet? No messages from him?&quot;

 According to the flight info Julian had given me, he should’ve been in Sydney by this morning.

 Sophie glanced over my shoulder and smiled slightly. &quot;Maybe his flight was delayed. Just give it a little more time.&quot;

 &quot;Alright, I’ll wait.&quot;

 Suddenly, everything went dark.

 A large pair of hands covered my eyes!

 I instinctively reached up and grabbed the hands in front of me.

 The voice behind me dropped low, &quot;Guess who I am?! If you guess right, there’s a surprise!&quot;

 As soon as I heard his voice, I knew exactly who it was. I laughed and said, &quot;Julian, seriously?&quot;

 He pul

Vivienne's POV

 Alexander took me to the hospital for a check-up.

 On the way, I sent Sophie a message on WhatsApp:

 &quot;Sophie, are you okay? I got stepped on, heading to the hospital now. Wait for me at the hotel.&quot;

 Sophie sent back a relieved meme.

 Sophie: &quot;I'm fine.&quot;

 Sophie: &quot;Oh my God, those crazy fans are terrifying!&quot;

 Sophie: &quot;How bad is your injury?&quot;

 Me: &quot;It's not serious, don’t worry about me.&quot;

 Sophie: &quot;You're going to the hospital alone? Where are you? I’ll come with you.&quot;

 I glanced at Alexander, who was driving, and replied, &quot;I’m already on my way out of the airport. Just wait for me at the hotel.&quot;

 A few seconds later, Sophie replied, &quot;Vivienne, I think I saw Alexander!&quot;

 My heart skipped a beat. I nervously glanced at Alexander, feeling like I’d been caught sneaking around with my e

Vivienne's POV

 &quot;I saved you, and all you can do is say thank you and push me away? Vivienne, are you really going to burn bridges after crossing them?&quot;

 I stood there, speechless for a moment. &quot;Fine, call it burning bridges. But didn’t you say you wouldn’t follow me anymore? Don’t tell me you’re here on a business trip and just happened to be at the airport.&quot;

 &quot;If I hadn’t followed you, you’d be in worse shape than this! First, you lose your wallet, then you get hurt—how could I not worry?&quot;

 &quot;We’re divorced now. My life has nothing to do with you. You don’t need to care.&quot;

 &quot;You—&quot;

 Alexander’s face darkened instantly, his eyes turning cold and stormy.

 I felt a chill run down my spine and instinctively took a step back.

 He moved a step closer, his voice low and commanding. &quot;Say that again.&quot;

 My eyes flickered nervously as I stepped back. &quot;We’re divorced now. My life has nothing to do with you. You don’t need to 

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