I Become A CEO After Divorce novel Chapter 989

Chapter 989: You are the Most Important Person to Ivan

Yanis didn't have much appetite and shook her head, "I don't feel like eating anything right now."

After responding, Yanis looked at the housekeeper and asked in a low voice, "When did Zane leave this morning?"

The housekeeper replied, "He left around six o'clock. He said you should rest a bit longer, so I didn't come to wake you."

Yanis nodded, "You can go about your business. If I get hungry, I'll let you know."

The housekeeper acknowledged and turned to attend to her duties.

Yanis moved to the living room couch and sat down, feeling a bit confused.

Her mind was a chaotic mess, replaying all the events like scenes from a movie, one after another.

Just then, her phone on the coffee table abruptly rang, pulling her back to reality. She raised her hand and pinched her forehead before reaching for the phone. When she saw the caller ID, she answered the call, "Bonnie."

On the other end of the line, Bonnie immediately asked upon hearing Yanis' voice, "What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

Yanis replied softly, "I'm fine."

"But your voice sounds off. Are you catching a cold?" Bonnie's worried voice came through the phone again.

Yanis said, "It's really nothing. Maybe it's because I just woke up."

Hearing Yanis' explanation, Bonnie finally relaxed, "By the way, Ivan went back to M Country today. Did he contact you?"

Yanis responded, "He just left my place a moment ago."

"I thought he wouldn't come to see you, but he did."

"Did he come to see you too?"

Bonnie answered, "No, he called me, and after that, he went to see you."

Yanis said, "He stayed for a while and then left. He didn't say much."

Bonnie softly said, "He's going to M Country this time, and who knows when he'll come back. He came to see you because you're important to him."

At Bonnie's words, Yanis tightened her grip on the phone unconsciously. "He's important to me too, regardless of any other circumstances."

Bonnie sighed, "Maybe it's fate. If there's really a next life, I hope you two will meet again."

Yanis smiled at Bonnie's words, "What are you thinking?"

Bonnie laughed too, "Just kidding. If Mr. Lawrence hears this, he might get angry."

Yanis continued, "He's already at the company. He's not at home."

After a pause, Yanis said in a soft voice, "By the way, I'm going to Burumal this afternoon with him. I'll be back tomorrow afternoon. If there's anything at the store, give me a call."

"Burumal?"

Yanis confirmed, "Yes, we have a project to negotiate there, so I need to go and take a look."

"Did you decide to go yourself, or did he take you?"

"I volunteered to go."

Bonnie was a bit surprised by Yanis' sudden decision, "Why did you suddenly want to go to Burumal with him?"

"I just realized that we've known each other for so long, but we've never been out together. So, I want to go and have a look."

"Yeah?"

"He called me last night and directly brought up the matter. He said he doesn't have to rush, but he'll wait until I'm ready."

"Wait for you?"

Bonnie confirmed, "I've made myself clear, but he's still insisting on waiting for me."

Listening to Bonnie's words, Yanis wasn't sure what to say for a moment.

Setting everything else aside, Yanis did have a good impression of Lane.

However, Bonnie's heart was set solely on Myles, and she wouldn't consider any other man.

"Bonne, I understand that you might not be receptive to my advice right now, but maybe you should think about it slowly. Lane knows everything about you. When Mles grows up, he'll ask questions and need a complete family. Are you really going to deprive him of that care?"

After Yanis spoke, Bonnie replied in a low voice, "I know what you mean, but I just can't

think about those things right now."

"At least, you need to have a plan in your heart. Mles doesn't know anything now, but what about when he's older? You need to give him an explanation."

Children nowadays are quite sensitive. In school and when interacting with friends, they often discuss their family situations. Even for kids with both parents, they might be labeled as having none just because they haven't seen them.

Sometimes, hurtful words can leave a deep impact, and not everyone can remain unaffected.

Bonnie responded softly after hearing Yanis' words, "I understand what you mean, but I really can't think about those things right now."

"Then, take your time to think, but don't just talk about it. Really think about it," Yanis said gently.