Returning from the Dead: His Secret Lover

Due to Ian's lack of skill and knowledge, lunch took an hour to finish preparing.

"What's wrong with my mom today?" Ian asked.

"I don't know," Susan answered hesitantly.

"Where did you meet her?" Ian questioned.

Susan stayed silent, not daring to answer his question because she was about to get in someone else's car when she met Sasha.

Susan guilty carried her dishes to the dining table. "Let's eat first and talk later. Mrs. Hayes, lunch is ready."

"Lunch is ready?"

Sasha was having a good time sunbathing on the balcony before Susan called for her. She left the balcony and walked to the dining room.

There were pork ribs, lemon butter fish, mushroom soup, and even steak and salmon.

Sasha was ecstatic at the variety of food.

As she took a seat, gratification filled her when she saw her capable daughter-in-law serving soup for her.

"Mommy, you... Why are you smiling the whole time?"

"Huh?"

see Ian who

herself internally. I need

leave that day, so

Sasha had already booked her return

to return as your

"Huh?"

at her sudden change in plan, especially

heavy after

to stay here for a couple of days? Why is Daddy even looking for

"Hey!"

didn't know how to rebuke

I need to urgently

had Ian send her to the

ask you something. Do you truly like the girl you told me about this afternoon at the cinema? Are you sure she is the person you want

Screech!

sudden question shocked Ian into jamming on the

red, Ian couldn't finish his sentence from the embarrassment at having the girl he liked being brought up in

get there? We were talking just fine earlier, so why is she suddenly asking me about this

mother's usually

eighteen, my life had just started, and I had a bright

Ian, everyone needs to make numerous decisions in their life, including choosing their significant other. If you're sure about her, then don't ever let go of her. Sometimes, thinking too much will only lead you

knew everything about him. He'll be very upset if he finds out since he has a strong sense of pride.

and merely stared dead ahead as though