My Big-Buck Ex Won't Let Me Go

Although she hated Windy so much, she pretended to be gentle and obedient. She pouted and said thoughtfully, "since grandpa asked you to go back for dinner, you should go back early. Don't make him wait too long."

"Okay." Shawn replied. He held her hand, put it to his lips and kissed it. Then he said, "You have to have dinner as well, okay?"

Carol nodded, "yes."

Shawn touched her face again and left.

With an expressionless face, Carol didn't move at all. All of a sudden, her chin was too high, making her look both arrogant and cunning. She was even plotting how to deal with her own sister and win back Shawn.

The clock in the living room was pointing at nine o'clock. Shawn hadn't arrived yet.

In the dining room, Ted's face darkened. Windy and Wilson sat on the other side of the table, not daring to breathe heavily. They were both praying in their hearts that Shawn could come back as soon as possible.

Another quarter passed...

Outside the restaurant, Nancy's voice finally sounded. She said, "Mr. Shawn, you're back. Mr. Ted, Mrs. Sally and Mrs. Windy are waiting for you in the restaurant."

it." Shawn replied indifferently and walked into the living

atmosphere was a little serious. Windy and Wilson glanced at him, but said nothing. On the other hand, Mr. Ted's face darkened. He knew that he would definitely be taught a lesson by his grandfather tonight, but he still acted as if nothing had

his chopsticks and thumped it on the table. Both Windy and Wilson were slightly shocked, but

Ted was questioning him. He pursed his thin lips and said slowly,

casually, just to make Mr. Ted feel helpless and have no mood to care about him. However,

Shawn. "If I don't pay attention to you,

long ending, Shawn looked a little impatient on his handsome face. He sighed deeply and decided

have a conflict again, Windy said timely, "Grandpa, we have waited

knew that Windy was making an excuse to defend Shawn, so he couldn't disappoint her. He just ordered Shawn to go to the study

Windy indifferently, as if she was a stranger. He said nothing, picked up his chopsticks and began to eat

saw his indifference to her and kept it in mind. Although she felt very uncomfortable, she could only endure it silently. She didn't know what she would do until the day when she couldn't

she could only tell herself again and again, "Windy, you have to be strong, stronger and stronger,

on her man, so she could only rely on herself,

silk nightgown, Windy dried her hair and walked out of the bathroom. When she saw Shawn push the door open and come in, she stopped drying her hair, but then looked arrogant and cold, not willing

anything, and stayed at her sister's place very late. If her mother-in-law hadn't called him, he might not have come back for the