Scott Disick wants to reunite with Kourtney Kardashian?

Earlier this month, it was reported that Scott Disick is now dating Swedish model Lina Sandberg. According to E! Online, the father of three and Sandberg were spotted leaving the Polo Lounge together in Beverly Hills, and a source told the website that it was Scott's way of sending a message to his former girlfriend, Kourtney Kardashian.

"It's very telling that he took Lina to the Polo Lounge," said the insider. "Aside from the fact that it's very public, it's somewhere that Kourtney always goes for lunch — both on her own and with the kids."

The source said that Kardashian frequents the restaurant and that Scott was "sending her a message." However, a second source said that Scott is still not over the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star and would stop dating if Kourtney decided to take him back.

Meanwhile, another source close to Scott told E! News that the father of three is not pursuing a relationship with the model as he wants to make his family the priority. The source said that Scott just moved to his new home in Hidden Hills and wants to focus on being a good father and getting himself together. Furthermore, though Scott and Sandberg were seen spending time together, the source said that Scott barely knows her and that he "has no interest in dating right now."

Kourtney broke up with Scott last summer after pictures of him getting cozy with an ex-girlfriend showed up online. A few months later, he checked himself into rehab to seek help and work on his sobriety.

Meanwhile, another E! source said that Scott hopes that he can have that family bond that he once had with Kourtney.

"At the end of the day, Scott wants his family back together. He wants to be back with Kourtney," said the insider, adding that at this point, anyone else other than the reality star is just a distraction for him.

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