Chapter 496 You Still Love Him Five Years

• had quietly passed, and the petite woman had matured and blossomed. Her figure had become slightly more voluptuous, losing some of her youthful innocence and gaining a touch of sensibility. Her facial features remained delicate and unchanged, but her skin appeared even better, evident from her complexion. These years had been well taken care of. If one didn’t know, he would never guess that she had given birth to a child. Evelyn felt a shadow descend beside her and raised her gaze to meet his eyes. Standing up, she greeted him with a smile, “Kevin, long time no see.” It had been really so long. Suddenly, Kevin began to understand how Huston felt when he saw her that day. Even he, as a friend, felt a bit distracted, let alone the person who loved her deeply.
• In their hearts, Evelyn had long been an impossible existence. He gave her a very gentlemanly and warm hug and quickly let go of her, “Long time no see.” The two of them sat down. As he did not like coffee, he ordered a glass of red wine. The delicate fragrance of tea filled the air, diffusing white mist between them, casing the atmosphere. inting and wondered what she should say when they met. But in reality, she didn’t feel as restrained as she had imagined. She didn’t feel so unfamiliar with Kevin; he hadn’t changed at all. Evelyn could see the warmth and acceptance in his gentle eyes. After all, he was slightly older than her and always provided her with a lot of warmth.
• “I’m sorry to trouble you as soon as I came back, Kevin.” “What are you talking about? Even if you didn’t mention it, I would have talked to Huston anyway. He’s tired of hearing me talk about it every day, so he’s probably hoping someone else can take over,” Kevin reassured her, not wanting her to bear too much psychological burden. Evelyn understood, but hearing him say that only made her feel more guilty, “Our situation is just too complicated.” Kevin smiled, neither confirming nor denying it. He picked up the glass of wine on the table and took a sip, the fragrance of the wine lingering between his lips and teeth. “Complexity aside, after all these years, you two still haven’t forgotten each other.”