Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

With a painful smile, Jean asked Terence, "Don't you even have a tiny bit of trust in me? Why would you think that I would do such a thing?"

"I didn't mean that..." Seeing the agony on Jean's face, Terence felt that he had gone too far in rushing in and blaming her. After all, there wasn't enough evidence to prove it was her.

At the thought of this, Terence came back to his senses. It was painful for him to have hurt another person. He looked at Jean awkwardly. "I believe you won't do such a thing, but I really can't think of anyone else except you."

"Do you take your grandma as a fool?" Jean glared at Terence. "She already knew that something was going on between you and Julia. She went to see her today just because she couldn't find her a few days ago. It just so happened that she di

e trouble you've brought them?"

Looking sad and exhausted, Mandy looked Terence in the eye. "Jean is a good girl. Everyone knows that she is your fiancee. No matter what you would do, her reputation has already been ruined. Have you ever thought about that?"

"I..." Not knowing what else to do, Terence just lowered his eyes away from Mandy.

"Mom, stop it," Jean interrupted. "It's my idea. I did it willingly. It has nothing to do with Terence.

It's my own business. It has nothing to do with you." She grabbed Mandy's arm and brought her back to her room.

"Silly girl, I was defending you," Mandy told her. "If Terence really cares about you, he shouldn't have let you go through all of this alone. Why don't you understand that? Reputation is the most important thing for a woman."