My Ex-wife's Hidden Personalities

Chapter 237 I Miss You

Freya felt something was off after she escorted Radley to the window.

Although he had entered through the window, it wouldn’t be right to let him leave through it again.

“Forget it. I’ll take you out,” Freya whispered. “We’re on the second floor, after all. I can’t afford for you to get hurt

if you fall.”

With that, she took Radley’s hand, intending to stop him from jumping out of the window.

However, when she touched his warm palm, she blushed.

Immediately, she held his hand even tighter.

Freya quietly opened the door, remembering the lesson she learned when she bumped into Brisa at the villa last

time.

She first stuck out half of her head, made sure there was no one in the corridor, then pulled Radley out.

Ten minutes later, Freya avoided all the surveillance and patrol personnel and brought Radley to the front gate of

Kaufmann Residence.

“Alright. You should

go back now.” Freya was in much better spirits now.

Radley’s gaze was meaningful as he spoke, “The next time I come back, it will be after signing

the contract.”

“Okay.” Freya nodded. “That’s only a few days left, and I will keep an eye on West Geft.”

She switched the topic to West Geft again.

Radley smirked. “I’m not talking about West Geft. I’m concerned about whether miss me.”

you will

Freya’s face turned slightly crimson. “It’ll only be a few days.”

After she finished speaking, she saw Radley still staring at her.

“I’ll try to miss you.”

Radley chuckled softly, amused by Freya’s somewhat shy and helpless response.

“Now that we’re in a relationship, what should a normal couple do when they’re apart?” he

asked.

Freya glared at him. “Say goodbye!”

She knew what he meant. He was expecting a farewell kiss, but she couldn’t do it right now.

Radley chuckled softly then hugged Freya gently.

However, it was merely a light hug before they separated.

“I won’t push you too hard, and I’ll wait for you to accept me gradually,” Radley remarked before turning around

and walking back to his car.

Back at Kaufmann Residence, Freya touched her chest. When she was with Radley tonight, her heart was always

beating fast as if there was a palpitation spreading from her chest.

She and Radley were officially dating now.

The realization kept creeping up Freya’s mind. She sighed softly, wondering if she was too impulsive.

How could she agree to it?

When she saw Radley appear in the room, she thought about how he had flown back from Iternia overnight.

A smile appeared on her lips.

She secretly told herself that since she had made the decision, she shouldn’t turn back on it.

The next day, Freya didn’t get up until half past ten o’clock in the morning. When she went. downstairs, her mother,

Sylvia, Sarah Burgess, and Ashley were already sitting in the living

room.

“Good morning, Grandma and Aunt Ashley.”

“Good morning, Frey,” they responded with smiles.

Sylvia glanced at Freya. “Why did you get up so late today? Didn’t you rest early last night?”

“I’ve been feeling a bit sleepy lately,” Freya uttered nervously.

“It’s fine. Let her sleep a little longer,” Sarah laughed and then looked at Freya tenderly, “Frey, we’ve already had

breakfast. Go and have yours.”

Freya happily agreed.

“Mom, don’t spoil her. She’s not a child anymore. In a little over two months, she’ll be a mother herself.” Sarah’s

voice sounded from behind. A happy smile appeared on Freya’s face. If only Grandma will always be here at

Kaufmann Residence.

After breakfast, Freya got ready and went to West Geft Joint Department.

Before leaving, she was nagged at by Sylvia again, while Sarah chimed in to defend her, reminding Freya to be

careful on the way.

Freya drove to West Geft Joint Department and went to Brandon’s office first.

Brandon was in his office, carving wood. He looked up and waved when he saw Freya come in. “You came at the

right time. Come here. I’ll teach you something new today.”

Freya was stationed at West Geft Joint Department and didn’t have many tasks at hand. Hence, she didn’t return to

her own office and instead learned how to make a multipurpose box with Brandon.

The making of the multipurpose box was very complicated. Although it was called a multipurpose box, it was more

like a box with hidden compartments.

It had much better concealment than a multipurpose box.

“This thing can keep a lot of stuff inside,” Freya praised when she saw the finished. multipurpose box.

Brandon looked at the finished box with great pride.

“Of course. I have one at home, and I’ve been using it to hide my personal savings for decades. My wife has never

found it.”

Freya chuckled, feeling like she had just found out about a big secret.

“It will look even better after applying paint.” Brandon sighed, “These kinds of boxes could be enhanced with inlay

work, but the craftsmanship of inlay work has been declining. Most of them are done by machines now. The soul is

completely lost in machines.”

“Things that can’t be mass-produced will always be abandoned by capitalism,” Freya sighed softly while playing with

the multipurpose box in her hands.

From the surface, the multipurpose box looked like a two-layer antique dressing box.

Even when one opened the drawer, the depth of it seemed to fit perfectly with the box, completely making it

impossible for one to imagine that there was a hidden layer.

This was something Brandon taught her by using the combination and overlay of wood to create visual deception.

There seemed to be only a thin layer at the bottom, but in fact, it was deep enough to hold something an inch

thick..

Freya stared at it for a while and suddenly had a thought.

The Compendium of Medical Wisdom was currently placed on her bookshelf in her bedroom, and although she hid

it in another book, she still felt somewhat uneasy.

Braxton mentioned last time that even if the thief didn’t know where the book was, they could easily steal The

Compendium of Medical Wisdom if they stole the book that hid it.

On the other hand, this multipurpose box would serve as a great hiding place for The Compendium of Medical

Wisdom.

Freya pondered for a moment.

“Master, teach me how to make another multipurpose box.”

Brandon looked at Freya suspiciously. “Why are you so diligent today?”

The master and apprentice worked around until the afternoon. Just then, Freya’s phone, which she had placed on

the table, rang. She walked over, glanced at Brandon, and went to a corner to answer the call.

On the other end, Radley’s low voice carried concern. “Did you go to West Geft Joint Department?”

“Yes. I have to keep an eye on things here since you’re not around. The matters here are almost done, so nothing

should go wrong,” Freya whispered.

Radley responded, “Take care of yourself and call me if anything happens.”

Freya checked the time. “Aren’t you supposed to be playing golf with Wilson now?”

“I am, but I sneaked out to call you.” Radley lowered his voice. “I miss you, so I called.”

Freya’s face turned crimson instantly. In a volume only she could hear, she uttered, “Then, come back soon.”

For someone like Radley, who was cold and aloof, saying “I miss you” was probably the most straightforward

expression of affection.