The Windfalls of Love novel Chapter 239

There was no point in discussing their divorce.

Ever since the papers were signed a few weeks back, Roxanne had come to a certain realization. She and Harrison were just not meant to be.

"I've already divorced him. Let's not bring up the past."

Changing the subject, Roxanne watched as Dominic walked over with coffee. She returned to the main topic.

"Dominic, Rodriguez Group's 6G-Technology project can't go on without you. Could you please come back and help Harrison, for my sake?"

She was pleading, her eyes full of desperation. She knew Dominic still had feelings for her, and she was exploiting that to get him to agree. It was a low move, but she had to do it. She couldn't bear to see Harrison struggle.

Dominic placed the cup on the coffee table. "Let's have a seat and talk."

Roxanne sat across from him, feel a bit awkward as she awaited his response. As he poured the coffee, he tried to lighten the mood.

"Roxanne, you must know that Harrison and I had a fight. Our relationship isn’t good at the moment. You can't expect me to help your ex-husband just because you brought me a fruit basket."

"I'll treat you to a meal," Roxanne quickly offered.

"Just one meal?" Dominic raised his eyebrows.

"Well." Roxanne was at a loss for words.

"I'm just teasing you," Dominic said with an easy smile. He wanted to reach out and comfort her, but quickly withdrew his hand.

They were no longer together, and she was in love with another man now. They was no way to turn back time.

Lightening the mood, he casually mentioned, "Even if you hadn't asked, I was planning on going back to the 6G-Technology team. The salary Harrison offered was quite high, not to mention the year-end bonus. It would be foolish to give up a job with that generous salary."

Roxanne felt a pang of guilt. Dominic was agreeing to help because of her, yet he pretended it was for his own benefit, trying to make her feel better.

"Dominic." Roxanne's voice cracked. "Why are you so good to me?"

There was a pause as both of them fell into silence. Roxanne picked up her cup of coffee and took a sip, while Dominic watched her, reflecting on their shared history.

Suddenly, he sounded melancholic. "Roxanne, do you think I'm a failure?"

He had promised her a stable home, a family, and a lifetime together. But he hadn’t fulfilled any of those promises.

"Of course not. You're amazing. Even Rodriguez Group, a huge conglomerate, can't do without your expertise."

Understanding the implication, Roxanne chose not to address it directly, instead complimenting his skills to change the subject. They shared a bittersweet smile.

After a moment, Roxanne's smile faded. "Dominic, what about the tumor in your brain? Do you still need surgery?"

"It's stable for now," Dominic replied, but he didn't know how long it would last. He maintained a calm demeanor and reassured her, "Don't worry, I'm fine for now."