My Big-Buck Ex Won't Let Me Go novel Chapter 44

When Mr. Ted talked to Renee, his tone was gentle, but in the end, it was harsher. She looked at Carol and nodded, "okay." now she finally realized that Mr. Ted didn't like Windy's sister very much!

Of course, Carol also knew that the last sentence of Ted was aimed at her. Although she was very unhappy, she endured it and said nothing.

The most awkward person was undoubtedly Shawn. His wife and the woman he loved were sisters, but they made so many troubles because of him. No wonder Mr. Ted would teach him a lesson.

Although the disturbance had calmed down, Shawn was full of doubts. Just now, Mr. Ted didn't finish his words, so he didn't know what he would say next. But his grandfather said that he had been looking for someone, which confused him the most. Who was he looking for? Why didn't he know at all?

Shawn looked at Windy indifferently. He looked at her so that he forgot to pick up food for dinner. He thought that she must know what his grandfather meant by saying that and what he hadn't finished.

He could only ask Windy about it after they went home.

The sleeping ground was quiet and gentle, and the Yu's manor in the moonlight was gorgeous and bright.

The door of the master bedroom on the two floor was tightly closed.

After taking a shower, Windy came out of the bathroom and saw Shawn lying on the bed. It seemed that he was not asleep, but closed his eyes for rest.

Windy ignored him, went straight to the dresser, took out the hair dryer and blew her hair.

About ten minutes later, Windy put away the hair dryer, turned off the light and lay on the sofa, ready to sleep.

This was her life with Shawn. They lived in the same room, taking a shower separately, doing their own things, and sleeping on different beds. They had not even a basic conversation.

She didn't know how many nights had passed. Just like now, Windy silently shed tears before she fell asleep. She felt wronged, but she had no choice. After all, it was her own choice to marry Shawn. No matter how difficult it was, she had to be strong.

"Windy." In the darkness, Windy suddenly heard Shawn call her.

After a long time, Windy calmed down and replied with difficulty, "What's wrong?"

Shawn frowned. He didn't know if he had misheard. He seemed to feel that Windy's voice was a little hoarse, as if she had just cried.

Perhaps he heard it wrong, Shawn thought so and said, "You must know what grandpa said and what he hasn't finished in the Imperial Feast today, right?"

Shawn had wanted to ask Windy this question for a long time, but he didn't have the chance. When he thought of it again, he asked her.