The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Francine shook off Alexander's hand grumpily, her gesture immature and childish.

She kept on arguing with Timothy.

"Dad, I'm sad too! We're separated from our grandkids, and we find it hard too.

But what can we do? Young people nowadays care a lot about their freedom.

What's important is how comfortable they feel.

I don't find anything wrong with that.

If all they feel when they're together is pain, they should be apart.

We should also Jearn to be open-minded and accept it.

Don't you think so?" For a long time, Timothy stared at Francine quietly.

It was unknown if he was angry at her, or convinced by her words.

After a long pause, he looked at Francine before glancing at Alexander.

freedom now, yes, but you weren't

then and let Alexander follow his heart and do what he finds comfortable, he might have

know that very

most back then was..." "Dad!" Alexander broke

his father with a

"Stop mentioning unnecessary things.

Let bygones be bygones.

is a

see me break up with Francine, too?" Finally, Timothy

both Alexander and Francine—in fact,

it must be kept a secret from the others, especially from

he learned about that, he

stopped talking

as she stood up

"I'm full.

meal." The incident Timothy had brought up was forever a sore spot

she still found it hard to let it go,

that affair,

an excruciating

after walking some distance