Ex-wife, Please Come Back

Jacob wanted to ask where Sara had gone, but Alice was by his side. He couldn't ask directly. No matter how unruly he was, he had proper limits for speech. He didn't want to offend both sides.

On the table, Alice had some egg custard and curled her lips. "Why is there no salt?"

Winnie hurried forward and said, "It's impossible. I put salt in it."

"I don't think so. Have a taste, Jacob."

Then she scooped up a spoonful of egg custard for Jacob. Jacob tasted it and said, "It tastes salty."

Alice explained, "Maybe I prefer salty food."

Winnie hurriedly said, "These dishes are made according to the tastes of Mr. Jacob and Mrs. Sara. She said more salt in fried vegetables is not good for health. So I didn't add too much salt. "

Alice suddenly put down the bowl and said, "I don't want eat anymore, it's tasteless. I can't eat any more. "

Embarrassed, Winnie stood still. Jacob said politely, "Winnie, please cook two more dishes. Add more salt."

Alice smiled happily and picked up some food for Jacob. She just didn't like Winnie calling Mrs. Sara.

Sara was a past tense. As a servant, how could she can't tell the situation clearly?

Winnie stood up and went into the kitchen, depressed. Mr. Jacob had never treated her like this. Why did this woman flatter him into a good temper? She could imagine how wronged Sara felt Winnie sighed, and then cooked two dishes for Alice.

After two bites, Alice stopped eating and said that she would gain weight if she ate too much at night.

up the table and said nothing. She only felt that the woman in front of her

whispered in his ear as if she was hanging on his body, "I'm going to take a shower first. See

to work with his computer on the sofa. His hands were typing on the keyboard, but he was very annoyed. The light in Sara's room was on in

lighted in Sara's room upstairs. It was so close, but so far away. The distance between their hearts was many times greater than the actual distance.

taken seriously by Sara lingered in Jacob's mind. All the unhappiness that had happened in the past seemed to disappear in an instant. Was this the final end of the three? But why? Jacob had never thought of announcing

took the initiative. She was too passive to make people happy.

bathroom with her hair still wet. She

that the atmosphere was ambiguous. "Go to take a shower. I'll wait for you in our

enchanting. Jacob held Alice to the bedroom bed. There was only one wall between them. On one side was an empty room, and on the other side was infinite spring. For a moment, it was clear whether he loved her or not. The villa had a good sound insulation effect. Of course, Sara didn't

her go, however, he came back with a woman. The three lived under the same roof. What he wanted

Jacob didn't say anything, the moment he brought Alice back to the villa, Sara's fantasy

her work to protect her gradually

such a serious problem? Moving out was a matter of time for her.

were two results. Jacob admitted that he had an affair and gave Sara a sum of money to let her leave. The second one was that all the problems should be attributed to Sara. After all, in order

Psychology, turned off the light and was about to fall asleep. But she couldn't fall asleep, tossing and turning. It took

dream. She dreamed that she had a son, but she was kicked out of the house by Jacob. She and her son were homeless. She had no choice but to rent a small house and live out. It didn't take long for his son to

drank a glass of warm water. After all, it was just a dream. She must have thought too much all day long, so even the dream of having a child

were obviously embarrassed to Sara. Of course, Alice was different. The more favored she

have a poached egg." Alice carefully handed over the peeled egg with a smile.

most lonely thing was to have dinner alone, but she didn't expect that it was disgusting to

the white and tender poached egg, Sara felt a surge of blood rolling in her stomach and was about to lose control. She had no choice but to stand up, run to the bathroom and vomit wildly. Her body was honest. She