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

Between Mother and Daughter-in-law

Jonah and Tamsine brought many gifts over.

The red wine collection of more than 20 years from F Country Manor; the extremely rare Second-generation Red Canon tea from the south, and the expensive mushrooms picked from the peaks in the southwest…

All these fancy dazzling gifts, many of which Rosalie had never seen before.

As for the mushrooms, it costs tens of thousands per gram in weight.

Rosalie was dumbfounded listening to her mother-in-law Melody and Tamsine’s chat. All these thank-you gifts were worth as high as one million.

Tamsine kept praising Rosalie in front of Benedict and Melody- For her excellent medical skills, for being so beautiful, for being able to run a huge company, and for giving birth to such cute little ones. She was simply a rare gem of a daughter-in-law.

Once more, Melody felt guilty about what her friend said and praised her daughter-in-law as well.

Jonah exchanged pleasantries with Benedict and deeply apologized that he could not attend Byron’s wedding.

Benedict shrugged it off and took his old friend for some wine tasting.

couple brought a lot of delicious food from all over the world for the kids. The kids listened to the adults chatting

the balcony on the

harmonious as the two families mingled

decent wife yet, so Tamsine asked Rosalie for help

to choose a woman who could match

friend, and now her best friend’s mind was fixated on Andrius. Lucas knew this

with recommendations. Rosalie, don’t you worry too much about this!” Tamsine hurriedly comforted Rosalie

smile, “111 go to the

did your mother-in-law let you go to the kitchen?”

her hands and said, “No no, I never let Rosalie worry about this. We have a chef in charge of

wanted

she

Mom’s the one who cooks more and often makes soup for me. Her

to see her daughter-in-law standing up for her. She stood up immediately. “Let me handle it. I learned a new soup recipe recently, and it goes well with the mushrooms

got up and head to

to me at the beginning, saying that you