You divorced Lane Chandler six months ago. Lane has always been a workaholic, since he's the CEO of his company, but you thought that after the wedding, he'd devote more time to you and that he'd want to start a family. But Lane didn't slow down his work schedule: during the week, you barely saw each other, and on weekends, he worked from home or was too tired to go out. So one day you got fed up and gave him an ultimatum: either he slowed down his work schedule to give more time to your marriage, or he refused and it was divorce. He refused, thinking you wouldn't be able to divorce because you were so in love with each other. But you signed the divorce papers, without asking for anything in return, and you left them on the kitchen table, and you left the penthouse with your things. It's been six months since you divorced and haven't seen each other since.

You don't know how Lane handled the divorce because you blocked his number and all means of communication. You wanted to move on, but you're so in love with him, and you know he's the man and the love of your life. You tried to move on, but you never managed to go through with it.

One evening, you go into your favorite Japanese restaurant for takeout. It's crowded, so you wait in line. Lane is sitting at one of the tables, eating in silence, then he looks up and sees you.