Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

The last time they were together, Jean was beaten up by George. Desperate to protect herself, she grabbed a fruit knife from the tea table and stabbed him in the abdomen without thinking further.

At that moment, she felt like she finally returned all the grievances she had suffered in the past three years to him.

But seeing him bleeding profusely and passing out quickly pulled her sense back. Fear swept over her. She thought she’d killed him, so she hurriedly packed up her things and fled back to the country.

The safety of home and the comfort of familiar environments made her forget those three miserable years. She thought everything had passed and no one would disturb her life anymore. To her surprise, however, George survived and now came after her.

"I don't know. Mom, I'm really upset now. Can you just leave me alone for a while?" she said with a frown.

Seeing as Jean really looked like she had loads in her mind, Mandy gave up on questioning her and went back to her own room. After Mandy

ink I'm a bad person?"

At this moment, tears already started to rain down her face, and she started to weep. She said between her sobs, "I don't know what was wrong with me or why I did such a thing. But Dad, I really, really like him. I really don't know what the meaning of my life is if I lose him.

After it happened, I actually regretted what I did. I wanted to tell Terence the truth, but I really didn't have the courage. Later, he unexpectedly agreed to marry me. At that time, I felt so happy that I..."

Instead of finishing her sentence, Jean sank into silence. A moment later, she smiled weakly, took a deep breath, and said in a resigned tone, "I had dinner with Terence last night, and I told him the truth. Dad, I'm sorry. You should just scold me!"

"You said... you told Terence the truth?" Barton was very angry at first, but when he heard that she had told Terence the truth, he finally felt a bit relieved.

He knew it! How could his daughter be the kind of person Terence said she was?