Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

"I appreciate your kindness, Jean, but I couldn't possibly accept this gift," Tina said casually.

When Jean saw the cold, unmoved expression on Tina's face, she knew that it was going to be a long, difficult road to gain her favor.

She felt quite embarrassed being rejected by Tina.

But when she thought of Terence, she felt determined to keep trying. "Auntie, you must accept this gift," she said in a pleading voice.

"We've had some misunderstandings. I know you don't like me, but I'm going to marry Terence soon. We'll be one family sooner or later. I bought this gift as a token of my apology to you. If you don't accept it because you're still mad at me, it will really make me sad."

"That's not what I meant," Tina replied. "Why would I be mad

untie, don't worry. After I get married to Terence, I will take good care of him and his family. I promise," Jean assured her.

On the other hand, Barton was pleased to see that her daughter was happy. "Jean, you are going to get married to Terence soon. You should stop calling them Aunt and Uncle. From now on, maybe you should call them—"

"Don't!" Before Barton finished his words, Tina stopped him quickly.

"Aunt, haven't you forgiven me?" Jean muttered. She was shocked to see Tina cut Barton off. Only then did Tina realize that she overreacted.

She knew that Terence had a plan in mind to deal with Jean, but she couldn't let Barton and his daughter notice it.

When she was at a loss for what to do, Simon decided to help her find an excuse.