Ex-wife, Please Come Back

"It was true, don't deny it. I just haven't mentioned it before." Sara had a small scowl on her face and acted as if she showed no mercy.

"Okay, okay! I was wrong. I'm going to see what Winnie is doing." Jacob stood up and made his way towards the kitchen. His gaze travelled around as he walked, and that was when he noticed that there seemed to be no movement coming from inside the kitchen.

In the meantime, Sara started playing with Dora. A soft chuckle escaped her lips as the cute dog barked happily at her. Animals lived a simpler life compared to humans, which was why it was much easier for them to stay happy.

As she thought of this, her eyes were filled with nostalgia. She and Jacob had gone through a lot of ups and downs but the house was still the same and so familiar to her. Now that they were both relatively mature enough, they naturally had to pay the corresponding price.

Right now, Sara looked more elegant. The passing of time had done well for her.

When Jacob walked into the kitchen, his eyes darted towards the neatly arranged table. All the tableware were safely stashed away inside their respective containers and Winnie was nowhere to be seen.

Jacob strolled inside the place and turned his head around, looking for signs of someone present. The silence was deafening, and Winnie definitely was not there.

He turned his head once again and looked back at the living room. When he saw Dora placing her paw on Sara's hand, an unexpected laughter escaped him.

"What's wrong? Why are you laughing?" Sara asked. She raised her eyebrows and did a mini jolt upon hearing Jacob. As his laughter died down to a chuckle, he slowly approached them.

"It's okay. Winnie isn't here. It looks like you and Dora are having lots of fun over here," Jacob replied. He smiled softly before sitting next to her and placing his arm around her shoulder.

Sara raised her eyebrows and smirked at him. It was funny that Jacob would follow her closely wherever she went.

"Can't you live without me now?" Still wearing the smirk on her face, she slightly moved aside.

"Why? Don't you like me?" Jacob furrowed his brows, his expression turning more serious.

Sara shook her head. "I didn't mean it that way." She pouted her lips, acting like as if she was apologizing.

"Well, that escalated quickly." The man rolled his eyes and sat up straighter.

that you are serious enough." She deliberately moved aside this

an eyebrow as

well. When Winnie sees you behaving like this, what will she think of you?" Sara curled up

you said, I'm not decent enough." The corner of his

couldn't help but burst into a fit of laughter. Jacob was acting like a child at the moment.

him, he paused and looked at her

lot. Why on earth are you laughing all of a sudden?" He was caught off guard by Sara's

I?" The tip of her finger gently landed on Jacob's nose as Sara tried to

be giving you some punishment later."

Before Sara could even finish her words, she was interrupted by Jacob's violent

sat on the sofa in the living room, Jacob became more and

stop him at all. In fact, she was beginning to enjoy the kiss.

as he continued to kiss her. Little by little, she finally started to close her eyes

she returns." A blush had started to creep up on her cheeks as she tried to push him away

lowered his head again. At that same moment, the door suddenly opened and Winnie came in.

Winnie cleared her throat and stared at the two people on the sofa.

his clothes at once. Afterwards, he extended an arm out to Sara and

to act in front of Winnie. Her face was burning as if she were developing

else. After a few seconds, she finally thought

while ago." She didn't care if it was obvious that the topic was deliberately changed. Sara didn't want to be

You can

you!" Sara's eyes were filled with gratitude. At this critical moment, she could still get some comfort from the people

you're doing. I'm going to work."

think of me now?" Sara hissed. As soon as Winnie disappeared into the kitchen, she started blaming

sorry." Jacob lowered his head and pouted like a child who was