Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

As soon as Sandra finished her words, Jean's eyes turned red. She just froze in place without saying anything.

"What happened? Did Terence bully you?" Sandra asked the younger woman. Jean remained glued in place.

"No, Granny. Terence…" Jean paused, then looked at the older woman with grief. She flashed a sad, bitter smile at Sandra and continued, "Terence is very good to me. He is very considerate of me, but…"

"But what?" Sandra frowned. "You poor, little girl, just say what's on your mind. Stop making me feel anxious."

"Granny, forget what I said. Maybe I saw it wrong." Jean forced a smile. "You know what? Let me just show you around."

"Jean!" Sandra glared at her and her frown deepened. "If you keep hemming and hawing like this, I will really get angry."

Sandra held Jean's hands and comforted her, "Dear, there are only two of us here. Tell me what happened. If Terence is hurting or bothering you, I will help you

a very sweet smile. "I'll be taking my leave now."

After Jean left, Sandra went inside her house. Tina was already up and was busy preparing their meal. When she heard Sandra return, she went to greet her with a smile. "Mom, it seems that you've taken a long walk today. Who were you talking with?"

"That's none of your business," Sandra snapped coldly.

"I didn't mean that…" Tina smiled nervously at Sandra. "I just care about your health."

Sandra snorted, but didn't say anything.

Since Sandra had gotten sick because of the fight between mother and daughter, Tina had changed a lot. She would not argue with her mother like before.

Having noticed that Sandra didn't take her remark badly, she continued, "I've heard from Mary that Jean came to visit?"

"Yes, she did." Sandra sipped a spoonful of porridge. "She has a strong sense of filial devotion. She came to see me as soon as she came back from a business trip."