My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

The three little kids stared at Gordon as he left.

Suddenly, Estie blurted. “Daddy, Mommy, isn’t Grandpa very pitiful?”

Lucian and Nox hurriedly corrected their younger sister.” Sister, that’s not right. Grandpa was never kind to Mommy, so there is nothing to be pitiful about.”

Estie nodded thoughtfully.

Byron and Rosalie did not say anything. There was no need to teach the kids to change their minds, or forcibly hijack their morality.

They decided to respect their children’s inner freedom.

The family continued their picnic and playing games. They did not leave the park until night fell.

Gordon returned to the cramped small apartment in the dilapidated community. Violet was playing with her mobile phone. The pot and the stove were cold, and nobody cooked.

disgusted with

he complained. “What’s going on? You wouldn’t even cook a meal, are you planning to be a

became ferocious. She glared at

five million dollars, but you don’t even keep anything. Are you stupid? What kind of rich wife am I? You should know better for all the years I’ve been with you! Your daughter is capable now, but

in rapid-fire which irritated

blaming me? If you didn’t bully Rosalie so much back then, why would she refuse to acknowledge her family members now? You have suffered and wronged by following me, right? You can

after the divorce certificate is issued? Let me tell you, your son and daughter are coming soon. If they know that you divorced me, they will deal with you! How dare

angrier she became. She thought that marrying Gordon would mean that she was set

mobile phone, put on her newly bought high-heels, rushed into the

and she would reward you with some money, so you can enjoy your happiness!” She was still mumbling. The more she cursed, the more riled up she

to say

asked me to do this. Only then, I can find a chance to get close to Rosalie! Once I have money, wouldn’t you live a good life? Don’t leave! I’ll apply for a loan, and buy you a new mobile phone and

stopped her tantrums. She felt better

this time, the dilapidated old-fashioned