met Charles's deep eyes. There was clear

lge him. Getting up from the sofa, she walked to the cabinet and

. He walked to the leather sofa in two long stride

ion, Louie plugged in the dryer

e you trying to b

sked sarc

ixed on her favorite TV p

faster if the temp

ote control on the tea table. With a

ay channel!" Normally, she would have tolerated his hateful attitude, but tonight, she was inexplicably on the edge of her temper. You could even say that she was affe

ppressed by the roar of the hair dryer and the sound of the TV. He turned a deaf ear to

cord angrily. After placing the hair dryer back in the cabinet, s

own. Anger surged in her, but she suppressed i

red coldly at her retreating back, and the sneer on his fa

the news anymore. He turned off the TV lazily and sa

tsteps outside her room. She turned down the vo

hen came a knock on the door, accompanied by

ed indifferently, "Your room is all set up

cept for the time when they had returned to his parents' home, they lived separately.

her's business. He had once said that as long as she did not embarrass him

gain, and this time his tone was heavier. "O

d on pestering me thi

TV show. Then, she stood up and walked to the door. In

was crystal clear. He gritted his teeth in anger, thinking of what Louie had done that afternoon. His wife smiled brightly while talking

them seldom met each other, except during few occasions. No one in

w seconds, Louie opened t

? I'm going

door open, swaggering into the

with your c

nd threw himself onto it lazily. Looking up at Louie, who was still standi

, as soon as he walked in, slumped into her bed

Today and

ed to the computer desk and sat down on the

o pick my mother up in the morning." Charles looked up at the crystal chandelier above his head. He settled his

udly. "I see." But she h

row?" Charles asked casua

opping with Amelia. I will cancel. Will

ost other mothers-in-law, her mother-in-law didn't like her and was unne

rned around and saw that Char

ir and masculine. His dashing eyebrows were gently spread. His nose high, and his thin lips were slightly pursed. And tho

y ever acted crazily in front of her. She had heard that drunk people knew clearly what they were doing; she believed this to be true

to take off his slippers and shifted his legs on to the bed. After t

t. She thought about what Nelson had said that afternoon; her mind was in a mess. Was th

l her when he was about to come back now? Was he planning s