Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

After the fiasco, the atmosphere at Abner Olson's place was somewhat off-kilter, mainly because so many people wanted his contact information. It was so disruptive that one classmate joked, "Are we assembling a soccer team with all the people coming to see Abner tonight?"

"Is this what being an adult is like? So straightforward. Love it."

The classmate's comment lightened the mood considerably.

However, Abner was visibly downcast. He had lied earlier about Shirley returning abroad to throw Mark off the scent. In reality, Shirley hadn't been in touch for ages.

A wave of panic washed over him, a fear of being left behind.

Could Shirley be over him?

His heart tightened, and his grip on his beer can intensified, leading to a sharp pang of pain and a warm sensation in his eyes.

An hour later, when the party wrapped up, Abner grabbed a cab back to his apartment complex and from a distance, spotted Shirley. His heart leaped, but as he started to approach, he noticed a middle-aged man standing beside her.

"Shirley, if I hadn't made a trip to Mark's firm, I wouldn't have known you two had split up so long ago. Don't tell me it wasn't because of Abner?"

Shirley had rushed back from overseas just to celebrate Abner's birthday. She hadn't even set foot in her house before her father cornered her. She was exhausted.

"Dad, Abner's doing great in school, he's top of his class now. Mr. James even said he's a promising student who's bound to get into Solstice College. Please, stop being prejudiced against him."

"Enough! If it wasn't for him, would you and Mark have broken up? After I left Mark's company, he kept calling, trying to feel out the situation. I can tell he's not over you. Go talk to him, aim to settle your marriage within six months."

Shirley, suitcase in hand, was physically and emotionally drained.

Hearing this, her headache intensified, probably due to overwork and lack of familial support, which was wearing on her spirit.

"Can't you just stop interfering?"

words visibly changed Mr. Davis's

his hand and slapped

sting on her cheek and a ringing in her

immediately ran over, positioning himself between Shirley and the middle-aged

before, and now, over

she

his action. He intended to apologize,

be smaller, not as

"So you're Abner?"

man's identity, Abner

how Abner protected Shirley made Mr. Davis's brow furrow with unwelcome thoughts. "Are you about to

year was almost

can't stay with Shirley

inappropriate. Move out.

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you nothing, and there's need for her to support you, making it seem like she's raising a

"Dad!"

was truly angry, grabbing

once called to check on me while I was abroad. You were hardly a father when I was growing up, leaving mom to handle everything. Now, you suddenly want to dictate my life? You have no right. Don't bother us anymore, and there's no need to speak to Abner

and you have no say

by Shirley, Abner felt a warmth in his heart and instinctively

was truly scared of losing

her, and

her in all his

Shirley, it was like losing

for good grades was merely to earn her praise, and her proud gaze made

Davis, trembling with rage, pointed at