makes you

that Jean, who had always smiled and borne all hardship from her family, had compl

He turned to face his daughter. He glowered as he spo

mina

mood worsened. Her expression hardened b

. She knew that her father had wo

After what happened last night, she must have complained to Zed. That

so much that he did not notice Shirley's reaction. From his outbur

said that Zed only terminated the transfer process, right? This proves that

em altogether. Besides, I kicked Jean out of our home yesterday. She is Zed's wife. Even if they

. Wen calmed down. With a clear mind, he was

ad he known how Zed would react, he would have control

th Jean more calmly, he might have had the cha

seized wi

felt very jealous and resentful. Jean was undeserving of th

an eager, ingratiating smile and said to Mr.

llowed Mr. Wen to guess

, he was certain that talking was n

. Wen turned to face his daughter. Her

plied crossly, "That's enough. Isn't

jus

oy coming downstairs leisurely. She suddenly seemed to think of something

woman is not your

ncing at her father. He still looked gloomy. She

neared, she could feel the awkward silence between father and

roubling y

as

ed in her eyes. She looked like she was about to cry. "Why would I troubl

ew continent. She was certainly shocked that Sh

father before speaking in a low voice, "I mean that woman,

ha

sharper than before. It seemed that she

en and asked him anxiously, "Henry

nsfer process. He was not in the mood to answer her que

isted as she wanted more information. "Is everything

time either. His face turned da

stop. Even a blind man could see that Mr. Wen was on the verge of losing hi

cause she had been anxious. She paused and composed herself before speaking in a muc

g me? Who am I

and beg him to give the land

and whispered, "Actua

dreaming." Henry Wen knew his present situation. 'If Zed is protecting Jean, anyone

cit trust. Why is Zed so addicted to her? How does he ben

tainly won't let me go to Zed. And you know that he won't listen to us. We ca

an

what Shirley said,