Let's Get Married

When Rex drives back to the old house, he hears an extremely piercing voice from inside as soon as he walks to the door. “Aunty, I put this on the table in the living room, and it looks pretty.”

“You don’t have to be so polite, there’s no need to buy stuff when you come over.” Then there comes Amelia’s voice.

Rex almost doesn’t stop. He turns around and walks to the side of the car again, but hears the woman behind him yelling sweetly. “Rex, did you just arrive?”

It’s okay if she doesn’t shout. Now, everyone in the house can hear it, even his grandparents.

Rex knows that she is thinking of her next move. She tilts her head and sneers but stops. After a while, a figure with a strong scent of fragrance walks up to him.

Rex remains emotionless, and he stares at the woman in front of him.

Vivian knows that Rex doesn’t like her to the point that he doesn’t want to look at her. She understands this feeling well deep in her heart, but she pretends to be confused. “Grandma said to make dumplings today. She was afraid that she couldn’t finish it all so she called me for help. Don’t get me wrong.”

“You come to my house and tell me not to misunderstand?” Rex questions sarcastically without sparing her a glance. His sharp gaze skips the woman’s off-shoulder clothes, even more disdainful, “Miss Vivian really likes blocking others’ way, huh?”

Vivian knows that he speaks badly of her, and will never hesitate to shut her down. However, every time he says this, he seems to be referring to her as worthless trash. She feels angry, “If you don’t like me, you can leave me alone…”

Originally, she wanted to take the higher ground. Without letting her finish her sentence, the man has already passed by her to go into the house without looking at her.

She feels more irritated than being slapped directly. Her chest heaves, but she has to endure the anger. She turns around abruptly and watches Rex’s back disappearing at the door, all the while gritting her teeth secretly.

It doesn’t matter. He doesn’t like her, but his family adores her!

Thinking about this, Vivian adjusts her expression again and enters the house.

room. They are some fine lilies and hydrangeas. Upon seeing Rex, she gets

her is a man sitting on the sofa, Amelia’s current

together for quite

want to force himself to get close to anyone, especially the kind of superficial closeness, which is

up from the sofa; they only meet each other once a year. At this time, the oppressive feeling from Rex’s imposing aura

Rex used to be a lawyer, and he has achieved the first position

tell at one glance that Rex is really

Eduard thinks of him, and

upstairs.” Right after this sentence, Vivian enters from the hallway, seeming to know that Rex would not want to see

and goes upstairs to the second floor to greet his grandfather, and to invite him to go downstairs to have

some complaints about Rex. He blamed him for being unfilial and disobedient, not listening to his advice and causing his heart attack, while Rex was

The past is the past, and he has something to say later.

the house right before the start of the dinner. No more the childish kid, she is now a mature

Your brother has been here for a long

playful, and this is not a meeting. If you’re late, then you’re

hears this, she smiles,

seat and greets everyone. He raises his eyes and looks at Vivian, who is standing on the side, looking embarrassed. He waves his hand, “Vivian, come sit down next

course, she is willing to walk over, but she does

she calls out with an affectionate tone. Rex pursues his lips, with an unclear expression, but he doesn’t refuse. “Grandfather told you to sit

everyone was relieved, especially Rex’s grandmother. She is very fond of Vivian. She has always referred to her as her granddaughter-in-law. What she wanted the most was to see Vivian and Rex in

dumplings are served, and there are several home-cooked dishes. Rex has indeed not eaten at home for a long time. Every time he was either socializing or just taking a quick bite. This time he is actually enjoying

grandfather begins to worry about his marriage matters