rangers. His short reply was the mos

a's bowl before letting out a mocking

p high with the dishes that Thompson had kept f

lost some weight recently, so I wanted to help her get her strength back.

d at Sara aff

Giving her food isn't going to help. Whether s

d muttered, "Mr. Jacob, I have to speak up for myself here. I may have lost some weight, yes, but

couldn't help but tug at Sara's sleev

ple here will stop at nothing to

nor too low. Everyone at the

to Jacob and saw him gi

front of her and exclaimed in disgust, "I don't l

w voice, Thompson heard her clearly. He na

ngle meal they prepare is delicious, making people drool for a bite. How could she call it

ing a refined and decisive man. But how could someone li

ot fit for you to consume. Why don't you drink some water? I'll

and cast a cold

appy. She drank the water and said to Sara smugl

ans in Sara's bowl, a trace of

t, I grew up eating this kind of food. Thanks to th

ange look, as if she was t

drama. Alice's hypocrisy and cocky attitude was t

food is delicious. Who wouldn't want to eat it? Don't you eat what huma

e had noticed that ever since Alice stepped into the restaurant, all she had done was look down on

eyes, and she was too

he despised her now more than ever. How

her. Instead, he turned to Sara and said with a disgusted look, "

ed pale and her lower lip trembled. She had been his wife for four

r you," she reto

hange. She somehow regretted insulting Alice, wh

face. 'Why does the victim have to accept all kinds of ve

he past four years. 'When did she become so eloquent?' he wondered. During those four years, Sara had never once disobeyed hi

the air around their table had suddenly turn

t seemed pointless for her to get worked up about some silly argument. She knew it'd turn out for nobody's g

goes on forever, I won't be able to have my dinner in peace." Then, she turned t

ure to remember her face. She was determined to get

on on Alice's face, Sherry

g! Even after everything that's happened, people still w

had finally calmed down, he

se seeing you here today! We must get to

at does he mean by that? Is he tryi

glass and clinked it against Thompson's

ve of annoyance

men right after their divorce papers h

cklessly in public. You'd do well to watch your m

ds over and over again. 'Can't he say something e

r still believing in their marriage. She was about to reply, bu

ce nice to have dinner. Don't waste your time crying over their words. To

e saw at the jewelry store yesterday, right?" he said in a soft voice, as though he deliberately i

e tried her best not to

er to the jeweler to order a custom-made diam

oken every promise he had made to her. He had left her wi

ing to him. He had ended their four-year-long relationship by telling her that he didn't have the pa

the wine. She didn't know if all this was ha

till in love with her; he had to be. Everythi

ike "heartache" and "despair" couldn't begin to des

eping her cool, but now, she