Step Aside, My CEO Ex-Husband! - Chapter 35 Divorce Agreement 1

[Family Favorite FL, Mutual Flirting, All-Out Spoiling]25th-century big boss Lu Jinqi accidentally blew herself up and was reborn into the 21st century in the body of a poor little thing with the same name.The Song family of Rong City: “Remember, you’re adopted. Don’t get any ideas.”Lu Jinqi: “Hmph, you wish.”Everyone in the circle prepared to watch the Song family’s annual drama, but the poor little thing turned into a “bad omen” with explosive power, slapping everyone’s face.“Ouch,” they exclaimed.He’s a cold, noble power player, the captain of a mysterious special task force, controlling Asia’s economy, yet he’s willing to submit to her.First meeting: Lu Jinqi accidentally falls into his arms.Si Jingyun: “Girl, taking advantage, huh?”Second meeting: She accidentally pushes him down.Si Jingyun: “Girl, throwing yourself at me, huh?”Third meeting: She accidentally touches his hand.Si Jingyun: “Girl, how does that feel?”Lu Jinqi: “I have something I’m not sure I should say.”

Three years ago, the sky split open to let in toxic blue and black mist that swallowed the world. Now, inside the last city standing, surviving meant obeying the brutal laws and ranking, or becoming the monsters outside.Maeve Lester, spent the last three years on her knees, as a rankless slave in the city of Kargahart, until she finally became an omega, approved to serve the elite with whispered promises of freedom. She was ready to start her life at the Parthenn dome, until she met him.Valden Malawitt.Her first love and the man who shattered her heart three years ago. And who doesn't even remember her anymore.But Valden wasn't the only one watching her closely. And not the one she ends up being chained to unwillingly.When secrets of the mist are revealed and Maeve discovers more about herself and her wolf, she's torn between the need to hunt, to destroy or to succumb to her desires.

A necromancer and a saint blessed by the Constellations. That’s me.

Weary reader, it is an honor that you have chosen this book amidst the heavy, dim library.Regrettably, this book is unwell.Your fingers should be able to feel the raised growths on the surface of its cover,Words written in bygone days are like parasites rooted in the pages, hoping for someone to observe their wriggling,To feel, to decipher, to touch the essence of this ailing story.If you insist on borrowing this book, please make sure to regularly check your own physical condition.