Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

"Well, you didn't have to, Jean." Terence looked at her helplessly. "It's all my fault last time. I'll treat you to a meal to make it up to you next time."

"No way!" Jean said to Terence with a smile. "I made that meal to make up to you, anyway. So don't sweat it. We're good. Besides, you've helped me a lot."

As she spoke, Jean took out the lunch box and handed it to Terence. "Have a taste. I made sweet and sour spareribs, your favorite.

I spent the whole morning preparing it, you know? If you don't eat it, I'll definitely feel bad," she said to him coyly.

With no way out, Terence had no choice but to compromise.

He glanced at Julia and pulled her closer. "Hey, Julia, have some with me."

"Me? Oh no, I don't want to eat it. Jean made that just for you," she replied with a big smile on her face.

"It's not a problem," Terence said. "She cooked so much. I can't finish this all by myself. Besides, yo

she heard Terence say this.

Although it was just a simple sentence, the implication was clear.

He was telling Jean that she had absolutely nothing to do with his business.

"I'm leaving now," Julia said to Terence. "Well, it's up to you whether we will add the scene or not. If Jean doesn't like it, I'm okay. Terence, you should coax her. After all, she is your fiancee."

"Julia, it's not like that..." Without missing a beat, Terence tried to stop Julia as she was about to leave.

But when he was about to explain, Jean interrupted him. "Julia, it's just an advertisement. Why do you make the kissing scene such a big deal? Do you really believe that girls should just give away kisses so easily?" she asked Julia coldly.

"My dear sister, you're thinking about it too much. I'm an actress. It's my responsibility to act well. It's just part of the job. Why do you take it so badly?" Julia asked with a sneer.