CEO Proposed to His Ex-wife 99 Times

Marshall was quite efficient. Since everything was settled, the group gathered, trying to set a date of departure.

Now nearly ten people were about to leave, and it caused an uproar in the village. Many people rushed to Katherine’s house, asking her what those people would do after they left for the city with her. Not to mention the men in the village, but the women were also trying to find a new way to fend for themselves, because everyone knew they had no future sitting around in such an obscure village.

However, it was impossible for Katherine to take the whole village away with her, so she could only pacify the rest villagers, telling them that if the first group of people was able to accommodate themselves to the city life, she would help more villagers find jobs in the city and see the world.

The village head also came, expressing his gratitude to Katherine for Marshall building a road in the village and helping the rural laborers earn a living. It was because of her that their lives took a favorable turn. Katherine, nonetheless, felt a little guilty because in fact, she didn’t help. The credit didn’t belong to her at all.

Before long, word got out, and Reuben naturally got wind of it, so he came to Katherine again.

He was still wearing the clothes he had worn last time, but he made himself tidy this time. However, one could tell at a glance that he was living a hard life.

When Reuben arrived, the villagers were still at Katherine’s. He approached the crowd with a smile. "Well well, everyone is here. What are you guys talking about?"

The boisterous crowd fell into dull silence the moment they saw Reuben.

Reuben, nevertheless, kept smiling as if he didn’t notice anything unusual with these people and went on, "I heard that Katherine is going to leave. You just arrived like, a few days ago, and you should stay longer. It’s not like you come back that often."

No one replied to him.

Katherine stared at Reuben,

be people

chuckled and walked up to Katherine. "Yesterday, I wanted to visit your grandpa’s grave, but I failed to find it. Katherine, take me with

and Katherine also failed to detect a note of guilt or

her face grim, "What makes you think you have the right to visit my grandpa’s grave? My grandpa doesn’t want to see you. He burned all the things you and your wife left and said, he would

you can’t just stop me from visiting his grave. Your grandpa would get mad at you, and he is still waiting to see me. Katherine,

scowled at Reuben. She didn’t remember anything about him, but anger welled up within her when she thought of what kind of people her parents were and how they had treated her before. In her opinion, when people reached their fifties, they should become stabler and have much higher self-esteem. Even if they were living

to Reuben, who had a lack of self-worth. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have assumed such an air of

you remembering that my grandpa

back then, but we owed so much money. Life was already very hard on me, but your grandpa didn’t offer us any help at that time. He

help"? She and her grandpa could hardly feed themselves, let alone help him pay back the money. How dare this ungrateful creature complain about it

and pointed

had cursed before but never so seriously like now. Even when she was having a fight with Mrs. Grant, she hadn’t said anything so mean to her before. But Reuben was now treading on her bottom line, and admittedly, this man, who had given her life but never raised her, was

him, he finally showed his true color. After all, it was shameful for Reuben to be sworn at by

scowl, "You bastard, how dare you talk to

presence of Katherine. Now that Reuben swore at Katherine, they swarmed about him with indignation. "Who are you to raise your voice here?