EX-husband Groveling to Me novel Chapter 78

Soon after Suny had just come out of the shower than she caught a glimpse of the champagne roses placed in the vase.

It had been almost two days and that roses were blooming quite nicely.

If she hadn't bumped into Austin at noon today and didn't know that the flowers were from him, Suny would have been able to smile and enjoy them for a while longer.

But she knew it and now felt sick looking at the roses in front of her.

She wanted to throw it away, but she had had it for two days, so she had some feelings for it.

But if she didn't throw it away, she would get upset every time she saw it.

Forget about it, tomorrow the cleaner would come over to do some cleaning and she would ask the cleaner to clean up all the flowers then.

Suny withdrew her eyes, not wanting to bother with the rose again.

There were not many days left in January, and the New Year holiday was only about half a month away.

Next Wednesday was the annual meeting of Phantom. In previous years, Suny was hidden behind the scenes and would not have attended, but this year, it would have been somewhat unreasonable not to attend.

After all, in the eyes of others, she was an outcast from a wealthy family who had nothing to do every day.

Suny flipped through the schedule Rosa had sent her and it was indeed quite leisurely.

She turned off the phone and went to bed.

The black Maybach slowly stopped in front of the villa's gate, and with a single energy-saving lamp lit inside the villa's garden, Austin could vaguely see the locked main door inside.

Elijah's words this evening had sobered him up; Suny hated him now, really hated him.

She should have loved him once, but as she said, it was only once.

From the day of her divorce, she had classified him as a stranger.

It was a truth he had been reluctant to accept for over six months, but tonight, he had to accept it.

Austin opened the window of the car, lowered his head and lit a cigarette, looking at the villa building in front of him and taking a puff.

Elijah was right, he deserved it.

Suny slept soundly and woke up the next day when the alarm clock was on.

She had an early meeting today at nine o'clock and drove over to Phantom after breakfast.

The Murray family, however, had a morning not quite like any other. As Dorothy was just about to leave the house, he saw Elijah's car drive in.

Early in the morning, Elijah ran to the Murray family.

Dorothy and Ivy glanced at each other. Elijah simply backed the car out of the garage and got out directly, "Aunt, uncle, there's something I have to tell you."

Elijah said, pausing to look at Dorothy: "Uncle, it's mainly to tell you."

Dorothy let out a laugh, "What's the big deal that requires you to come early in the morning?"

Although Elijah was not so uneducated, he was a nobleman, and he certainly would not visit his door on weekdays.

Elijah touched his nose: "It is not my first time coming over so early."