All Chapters of Fell In Love With My Ex-Husband After Divorce: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Lian had no idea that evening would be the last evening she would spend as an ordinary young woman.She finished arranging the books on her small desk, then looked up at the window. The sunset light streamed into her room as she smiled, imagining herself a few months from now, a university student at the university she had dreamed of attending for years.Her mother's voice interrupted her thoughts.“Lian… your father wants you in the living room.”She got up, thinking it might be about her exam results or a visit from a relative. It never occurred to her that her entire future was waiting for her behind that door.She walked in quietly, then stopped.Her father was sitting with his head lowered, while her uncle stood nearby, staring silently at the floor. On the sofa across from them sat an elegantly dressed man who looked to be in his fifties. His features carried the authority of a wealthy man.The man gave her a cold smile.“So… this is Lian.”She gave him a shy nod, then sat besid

Adam did not look back as he walked through the glass doors of the airport building.The small bag hung over his shoulder, while he had hidden his acceptance letter and passport inside a black handbag, as though they were the most valuable things he owned in this life.He stopped for a moment in front of the flight board, searching for his flight number with his eyes.There it was.There was only a short time left before departure.He took a deep breath and whispered to himself,“I made it… Only the final step remains.”He headed toward the departure hall, but his heart had not stopped pounding since he left the mansion.He knew his father well.If he discovered that Adam had run away, he would not simply stand by and do nothing.Adam pulled his phone from his pocket and stared at the screen for a few seconds.Dozens of missed calls appeared on it.All of them were from home.He turned the phone off completely and placed it inside his bag.He no longer wanted to hear any voice that mi

Lian’s father returned to the hospital several hours after meeting with the Al-Rawi family.He carried an even heavier burden on his shoulders than before. All the way there, he searched for words that might soften the truth for his daughter, but he found none.Lian was sitting by the window, silently watching the sky.The moment she saw him, she asked directly,“Did you talk to them?”He nodded.“Yes.”She straightened in her seat, and for a moment, life returned to her eyes.“What did he say… Adam?”Silence fell.Her father sighed and said,“I didn’t speak to him… His uncle answered me.”She felt a small wave of disappointment but managed to compose herself.“Then… can he call me? I only want five minutes. Maybe he doesn’t want this marriage either.”Her father gave her a sad smile, then took out his phone and called again.A few moments later, the call was answered.“Hello, Mr. Sami.”Her father spoke respectfully.“My daughter wants to speak to Adam. Just for a few minutes.”There

She knocked softly on the door.“Come in.”The mother slowly pushed the door open and entered the study.Her husband was sitting behind his desk, company files piled up before him while silence filled the room.She walked toward him but did not sit down.She asked in a quiet voice, worry and exhaustion mingling in it:“Have you heard anything about Adam?”He lifted his eyes from the papers and shook his head.“No.”She sighed, as though the single word had been heavier than she expected.“He hasn’t been to university for days... This isn’t like him.”“He’ll come back,” he replied calmly.She shook her head.“I’m not asking whether he’ll come back... I’m asking where he is.”Before he could answer, someone knocked on the door.One of the servants entered, carrying a white envelope.“This letter arrived, sir.”The mother froze.As for the father, he calmly took the envelope. The moment he saw Adam’s name, he opened it without hesitation.He read the letter once.Then he handed it to his

Among the Bookshelves The Beginning of a New Dream Adam never expected that the first place where he would feel at ease after leaving the mansion... would be a library. At first, he had entered only because he was looking for work. A quiet place, far from the noise of the streets, and perhaps a small opportunity that could earn him enough money to get by. But as the days passed, he began to discover something he had never noticed before. Among the bookshelves... he found himself. He started his evening shifts by cleaning the shelves and arranging the books, simple tasks that required little skill. But to Adam, the shelves were more than just pieces of wood holding books. Behind every book, he saw an entire world. Sometimes he would stop in front of an old title, open it for a quick look, and then find himself reading far more than he had intended. He would lose track of time. Forget the noise of the city. Forget that he was a young man running from a family with wealth