The Divorce Prescription

Adam arrived in Florencia.

After three years, his sharp, chiseled features had grown even more defined. The perfectly tailored suit emphasized his lean yet powerful frame.

With each stride through the airport, his commanding aura drew the attention of onlookers.

Leo followed closely behind, speaking in a hushed tone, "Sir, we've investigated thoroughly. There's no trace of Celine in Florencia."

Adam stood before the massive floor-to-ceiling windows.

"For three years, I've traveled across countless cities, searching for Celine. But it's as if she vanished from this world. No matter how hard I look, I can't find her," he remarked.

Three years ago, Celine left in Perry's car. Since then, she had disappeared.

For three years, Adam had searched for her relentlessly.

Now, he had come to Florencia, but he still couldn't find her. It was as if she had vanished from this very world.

Leo interrupted, "Sir, the private jet is ready. We should head to the airport now. There's an Apex Gala in the Capitol tomorrow, and you're expected to attend. It's time to return."

Adam nodded. "Got it."

Since Celine wasn't here, he would have to go back.

Just then, his phone rang. He pulled it out from his pocket-it was a call from his mother.

He answered, "Hello, Mom..."

...

Meanwhile, Bella sat on a chair in the airport lobby, playing with her crystal ball. The crystal ball was a birthday gift from Celine.

She loved it dearly.

Suddenly, the crystal ball slipped from her hands and began rolling across the floor.

"Oh no, my crystal ball!"

Bella chased after it.

The ball rolled and rolled until it finally stopped at Adam's feet.

Grace's voice drifted through the Adam, you should be receiver.

heading back soon, right? Carly is

me. It's time to finalizenoveldrama

your wedding plans."

The mention of Carly made Adam's brows furrow.

As he turned away, he accidentally stepped on the crystal ball. "My crystal ball!"

A tiny, sweet voice rang out. "Sir, you stepped on my crystal ball!"

Adam lowered his gaze and saw Bella's delicate face.

She was only about three years old, her tiny frame barely reaching his knee. She wore a puffy pink princess dress, adorable round-toed shoes, and had soft black hair tied into tiny curls.

She was a tiny ball of cuteness.

For a moment, Adam felt his heart soften. Where did this adorable little girl come from?

He had never liked children, but this little one-the moment he saw her, he liked her instantly.

"Sir, you stepped on my crystal ball!" she squeaked out.

Adam quickly lifted his foot. "I'm sorry, little one. I didn't mean to."

But it was too late. The crystal ball had shattered.

"My crystal ball! My crystal ball is broken!"

Bella picked up the broken pieces. It was her favorite toy-and it was now ruined.

Her lips trembled, and the next second, large, round tears started rolling down her cheeks.

Adam panicked. He squatted down immediately, trying to comfort her. don't cry, little one. I really mean to. I'm so sorry."

This was the first time Adam encountered a crying child, and to make things worse, he was the one who made her cry.

Heartbroken, Bella sniffled and said, "Mommy gave me this crystal ball! It's my favorite toy, and it's not broken!"

Adam quickly wiped away her tears. "Little girl, how about I buy you a new one?"