EX-husband Groveling to Me novel Chapter 160

As Suny had not long walked out of the venue, she saw Austin who was on the phone inside the aisle.

She didn’t know who was on the other end of the phone and what they said, but Austin frowned, his face colder than the moonlight outside.

He was in a bad mood.

Seeing her, Austin hung up the phone straight away and stood there looking at her.

Suny walked up to him and stopped, smiling lightly: "Thank you."

She was sincere.

Austin looked at her, saying, "No need."

It was only then that he realized that she had really suffered a lot during the three years she had been married to him.

Thinking about what Ivan said on the phone just now, Austin only felt a blockage in his throat, he didn't even know how to mention those things in the past to her.

Elijah was right, he was not the one who bullied Suny, but it was also because of his attitude towards her that those people bullied her.

Suny raised her eyebrows, wondering what kind of reaction Austin was having, "I'm going to the rest room."

But whatever his reaction was, it was none of her business.

With that, she crossed over to him and headed for the lift.

"Suny."

He opened his mouth and called out to her, his low voice suppressed, but Suny did not want to probe into it.

She looked back at him with a slight frown, "Is something wrong?"

There shouldn't be anything between them.

Austin had lived for so many years and had never found it so difficult to say just one short sentence.

"Did you have a very aggravating time for those three years?"

He knew he had asked a useless and even hurtful question, but he still wanted to hear her say it himself.

Because that was the only way he would find out he was really an asshole.

Suny did not expect him to ask such a question. She had divorced for more than a year, but she still remembered what happened during the three years of her marriage.

No aggravation?

That was not possible.

But it was pointless for Austin to ask this question now: "Yes and no, it doesn't matter anymore."

At least for her, it really didn't matter.

She got through it.

"I'm sorry."

Apart from a pale, feeble apology, Austin found that he really couldn't do much.

What else he could probably do was to get all those who had bullied and hurt her to come to her and apologize and admit their mistakes.

He had to pay her back.

Suny collected the smile on her face, looked at him for a moment, didn't say anything and lifted her leg into the lift.

She would not forgive him, and certainly did not need his sorry.

Austin did not lift his leg to go after her, knowing that he would only make Suny disgust him even more.

He just stood there, watching that lift door close.

From start to finish, Suny stood inside the lift without giving him another glance.

He was an asshole and he knew it.

Suny sat in the rest room for half an hour, and after Dexter come up, she went upstairs to her room to prepare for her bath and rest.

Yet with all that had happened tonight, someone was destined to have a hard time sleeping late at night.

At eleven o'clock at night, however, the Murphy family’s villa was ablaze with lights.

When Robert returned home at just half past ten, he approached Walter to talk about the coincidence of the night, but halfway through the conversation, it was overheard by his grandfather Charlie Murphy who had gotten up. Charlie immediately had the lights turned on and the family was all in the living room.