Chapter 160 Doorstep Debacles
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Tm not here to do anything” Easton had planned to confrom Ellis directly about her apparent fondness for marriage, but upon seeing her, the vague restlessness in his heart dissipated, and the emotional turmoil from his sleepless nights oddly began to calm.
“Annoying much? It hasn’t been a few days since Jackson showed up, and now you treat my place like an asylum?”
Ellis recalled Jackson asking for her help, which was strangely unreasonable and made her wonder if Easton was setting her up. After sending Jackson away, now it was Easton’s turn to show up–truly speechless.
“He’s been fired.”
“You fired him?” Surprised by the unexpected news, she asked.
But before she could continue, Easton sat down in the chair opposite her. His case was as if he was in his own horne, and she the guest
Yeah. Easton replied coolly
“Who said you could sit? Get up! Ellis glared at him, her look slightly fierce.
She and Easton were no longer married, just strangers, yet he acted like he owned the place, which made her want to throw him out herself.
Face to face, Ellis’s expression was not unlike the bride in his nightmare, the one who had stabbed him with a sword.
A discomfort returned to Easton’s heart, and he pursed his lips slightly. Jackson coming over wasn’t my doing. Don’t pin that
I don’t care why he came: just get out of my house now! Ellis glanced at the door, her brow furrowing unintentionally.
The lock had been changed, by Easton, who had arranged for the locksmith and knew her door code. Do I need to change again to keep this scumbag out!
But even before the lock was changed. Easton had come and gone as he pleased; there was really no stopping him.
Easton remained seated, quietly observing Ellis for a moment.
Ellis had some sauce on her lips: despite her words being sharp, there was an unintentional charm about her.
Recalling the phone call from his mother earlier that day, he asked softly. “How’s it going with Carly finding you another mant to marry?”
Ellis thought she must have heard wrong. This scumbag is asking about my remarriage plans? Is he really that sick?
“Whether I find another man to marry or not, what’s it to you?” She picked up her phone, contemplating whether to call 911. “If you’re so bored and think life is meaningless and want to find annoying things to do, I suggest you stop living
It took three months to divorce this scumbag, during which she developed a habit of cursing him out casually; even now, her words felt fairly mild to her.
But when a cold, oppressive presence hit her, she instinctively shifted her gaze from her phone to the man across from her. His expression was dark, his eyes cloudy and brooding, his brows furrowed as if they could crush a fly.
If har de up to? Ellis watched the door, puzzled.
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