Love Mission: Ex-wife Strikes Back

Jean didn't go back until she and Mandy had dinner together. When she got home, Barton called her and asked her to have dinner with him. He had prepared many dishes.

"Jean, you're back!" Barton smiled. "I made dinner. Come and have some."

"I've already eaten," Jean said coldly. "You should enjoy your meal. I'll head upstairs and get some rest."

"Jean." Barton had planned to talk to Jean over dinner, but she refused to eat with him. He was left with no other choice but to stop her. "We need to talk."

"There's nothing left to talk about," Jean scoffed. "You'll find out the truth sooner or later."

"Jean. Jean!" He kept calling her name, but Jean wouldn't pay him any attention.

Barton sighed as he stared at her going upstairs.

The next morning, Jean got up early and went straight to

ith you. Is that too much to ask?"

"Dad..." Yvette groaned with displeasure. She wanted to say something, but Samuel told her off and said, "I'm the one who asked Mr. Han to come.

You've been away for a long time. Mr. Han misses you just as much as I do. It's just a dinner. Don't get all worked up."

"Fine." As reluctant as Yvette was, she conceded when she heard Samuel's explanation.

Seeing that Yvette was obedient to Samuel, Myron sighed and said, "Daughters and dead fish are no keeping wares."

Yvette pouted. "Dad! If you continue to talk nonsense, I'm going to get mad at you!"

"Okay, relax. I won't talk about it anymore, okay?" Myron had been working in the business world for so many years, and he had never been afraid of anyone. But his daughter, Yvette, was his one weakness.