Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

"Then I'll pick you up for work tomorrow," Barton offered. "By the way, Zoe, when do you have time? I want to have dinner with you and Jean. I want to let her know about us."

"A dinner with Jean?" Zoe was bewildered at Barton's suggestion. She looked at Barton with doubt. "Don't you suspect her of lying?"

"To be honest, I still do. But there's no evidence yet." Barton smiled bitterly. "I have yet to get word from my private investigator. So, as of now, she is still my daughter. I hope I can get her support for our relationship.

Are you willing to do this for me?"

"Okay." Zoe nodded without hesitation. "Since you want it, I have no objection, but..."

"But what?" Barton asked hurriedly.

"I don't think Jean likes me very much. I'm afraid that if you rashly tell her about our relationship, she won't be able to handle the news well. I suggest you drop a hint first to gauge her opinion of us." Zoe smiled bitterly. Barton could see a

upted his plan, leaving him speechless.

"Dad, don't be shy. My mom has been gone for so many years. I don't mind even if you marry another woman. You don't have to hide it from me. If there is really such a person, I would like to meet her," explained Jean with a smile.

"Is it okay if I found someone to love at this age? You really don't mind?" Barton asked anxiously.

Jean was stunned for a moment. She thought that the more generous she was, the more embarrassed Barton would be to speak. But to her surprise, he grabbed the opportunity to ask for her consent.

She felt like shooting herself in the foot.

She smiled awkwardly and replied, "Of course, as your daughter, I also wish for your happiness. If you do really fall in love with someone, I will be much relieved.

Of course, the most important thing is to meet the lucky woman and know what kind of person she is. If she's not good enough for you, I will definitely disagree."