A Beautiful Misunderstanding

"I know, aunt. I'll be back soon." Zac interrupted her and turned his back to walk away. He didn't want to deal with such things as he had other things on his mind.

At the bar, Essie filled up Leila's glass and asked, "Are you Zac's ex-girlfriend?"

Leila sat there while a flash of annoyance was seen from her eyes. She asked impetuously, "Why? Are you worried that I'll take him away from you?"

Essie passively waved her hand and casually responded, "I'm not worried about that at all. I just hope you don't treat me as a rival."

"What... What do you mean by that?" Leila sat there frozen as her cheeks flushed pink. She wondered if she had been acting so transparent.

"Take it easy, gorgeous!" Essie said in a pleasant voice. She had a friendly smile on her face while she picked up her glass from the table. "Don't take this the wrong way, we're just roommates. I don't have a relationship with him whatsoever."

"Roommate?" Leila was slightly shocked when she heard this.

"Yes. We rent a house together," Essie passively said. She was not the type of person that would get in the way of a couple who were in love. She had no interest in causing difficulties and problems between the two. She also did not think Leila had to know about her marriage with Zac. Besides, they were soon to be divorced anyway.

a moment trying to observe her expressions. With Essie's calm expression, she knew right away that she wasn't trying to mess with her. Aside from that, it was lucky for any woman who could get along well with a man like Zac. Then how could she be

these thoughts rumbled through her mind, she saw Zac walking

pursed her lips together and intentionally said, "I didn't know that

were beaming with brightness were now vacant and staring, while the rest of

support towards him in front

into his eyes and seeped into his heart. He casually lifted his hand and pressed his hand harshly on Essie's head. "How could I like someone who

am I interested in a cold-hearted person with a

burning hard stare that

a beaming smile appeared on her face. She was glad to see the kind of relationship Essie and Zac had. She was still

hour

and approached them. Not

they drove back home, Essie sat on the passenger seat, looked at Zac and noticed that he looked even more gloomy and darker than the

out of Zac's mouth throughout the car ride and a

in the night club. She bit her lip and finally had the courage to speak. "I apologize for my ignorance earlier on. I didn't know that she was your aunt. I