My Big-Buck Ex Won't Let Me Go

As Shawn spoke, he looked at Windy. Seeing that she kept her head down, he asked, "Windy, do you think so?"

Windy? He called her honey just now, but now he called her Windy so intimately. Humph, this man was really good at acting. He acted so well in front of the two old people. Didn't he think that he was lying? Didn't he have a conscience?

"Yes, grandpa. We will get along well with each other in the future." After a while, Windy said against her will.

Ted nodded," That's good, that's good."

Wilson also smiled gently and said, "Since you two get along so well with each other, your grandfather and I can also save a lot of energy in the future."

Hearing Wilson's words, Shawn just pressed his thin lips tightly and said nothing. While Windy just smiled and said nothing. Only Shawn and Windy knew that they were just pretending to be harmonious. In fact, their relationship was still as thin as treading on thin ice.

For many days, Shawn and Windy played the role of a harmonious couple. Gradually, Ted believed in the harmonious relationship between them, and relaxed his vigilance against Shawn.

In the past few days, Shawn did a good job. Except for several times when Carol took the initiative to call him, he seldom contacted her, which slowly relieved Windy's vigilance against her sister.

However, this seemingly calm surface was not so calm in fact.

failed to make an appointment with Shawn every time, Carol thought that Windy was deliberately preventing her from meeting with Shawn. She was very

to meet her, but he refused her with the

weekends, but today he worked overtime. How could Carol believe

see if Shawn really went to the company to work overtime or did he

she met her mother, Sally. Seeing her rushing downstairs, Sally asked, "Carol, why are you in such a

deal with." With such a simple sentence, Carol quickly walked through the living room and went

expect that her eldest daughter was going to see Shawn now. She also knew that she couldn't forget Shawn. Seeing that she was so painful because of him, as her

she had no choice, because her younger daughter had married Shawn. Now she could only try her best to persuade her eldest daughter to let go of Shawn. Otherwise,

two daughters every day. What she feared most would happen, but it

the backyard

year. Windy didn't go to work because she was afraid of the heat. She closed herself in the garden house to enjoy the cold. When she felt bored, she read books

of Mr. Ted and Wilson. She could

but someone might not let her go as she

with her back to him and reading so seriously, he

a mocking smile on his lips, Shawn walked unhurriedly behind Windy. He leaned over to look at the book in her hand, but she seemed not to

the first sight." Shawn read the name of the book and frowned. What a bad book