Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

"Then what do you want to achieve by doing this now?" Tina became more serious than ever. "Do you know that you have hurt the two girls so much by doing this? Although I don't like Jean, this time, I have to speak for her. It's really unfair to her."

Terence frowned slightly and said, "Mom, do you truly think of me that way?"

Tina was stunned when she saw the hurt in his eyes. She raised Terence to be a man of honor and dignity, so why was she doubting his words now? His question snapped her back to her senses. She was overwhelmed by what she had seen with her own eyes this morning, so she could not help but take it against her son.

She looked at Terence squarely, hesitated for a moment, and finally asked him, "All right. I'll listen to your side of the story. What the hell is going on?"

"To be honest, I don't know." Terence smiled bitterly and recited his version of events as best as he could. "I arranged a date with Julia last night at a tea house. I wa

ack fiercely at Terence's house, got in the car, and started driving. Moments later, a man came out from behind a tree, jumped in his car, and followed Jean.

For the past few days, George had been following her secretly. He just wanted to see what she was doing. He was there when Jean dragged Terence from her car to his house. He did not expect that she would stay in a man's house for the night, so he pulled a stakeout where he had a good view of the door.

Even a fool would know what had happened inside.

George stared at Jean's car and sneered.

Now that he was back, he was intent on making Jean's life miserable. He was keen on snooping out dirt on her or any weakness that would help him toy with her life. He wanted Jean to dance on the palm of his hand so badly.

Instead of going to the company, Jean went straight home. She discussed the countermeasures with Mandy, and her mother agreed with her plan. "Okay, I see. I'll call Barton now," Mandy said.