THE DIVORCE GAMBIT From Dumped Wife to CEO's Forever novel Chapter 1037

After they finished eating, Gordon suggested, "It's Saturday, and I don't have to go to the office this afternoon. What do you want for dinner? We could go to the farmer's market, and I can cook for us tonight. How does that sound?"

"That sounds great," Caitlin nodded. "Let's have beef stew. It's been a while since I've had yours."

Gordon was a skilled cook, versed in various cuisines and with his own secret blend of spices. His beef stew had a unique flavor you couldn't find anywhere else, and Caitlin loved it.

"Whatever you want," Gordon agreed with a nod.

The farmer's market was the epitome of everyday life. Gordon parked the car on the side of the road. Even before they reached the main entrance, they could see a row of elderly men and women selling fruits and vegetables they had grown themselves.

Caitlin pointed. "That lettuce looks really fresh. Let's go take a look."

"Okay."

They bought the lettuce, then picked up some beef, tomatoes, mushrooms, and cream.

An hour later, they returned home with their arms full.

Back at the apartment, Caitlin was in charge of washing the vegetables while Gordon handled the chopping and cooking.

Caitlin glanced over at the man bustling around the kitchen and thought, for the first time, that maybe marriage wasn't such a terrifying prospect after all.

With all the prep work done, it was only three in the afternoon, still too early for dinner. They drew the curtains, turned on the projector, and curled up on the sofa to watch a movie.

As they were watching, something seemed to occur to Gordon. He asked nervously, "By the way, boss, I didn't say anything stupid in front of them last night when I was drunk, did I?"

"You didn't say anything stupid, no," Caitlin shook her head.

Gordon breathed a sigh of relief at her words.

But Caitlin quickly added, "You just sang a few songs. Children's songs, to be specific."

Even now, she couldn't help but laugh whenever she remembered Gordon's performance.

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