There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

Emelia didn’t want to face Julian ’s unaccountably angry look at all. Anyway, she had made it clear, so she didn’t stay any longer and turned to leave.

Julian pulled her back in anger and pressed her against the car indignantly. The distance between them was so close that they could smell the scent of each other, familiar and yet strange.

When they looked each other closely, Julian froze.

Emelia was really a beautiful woman, all her features were just in such a perfect harmony.

She wore make up today, making her look more attractive than usual with the help of eyeline.

Julian didn’t know what’s wrong with him. When they weren’t divorced, he always looked at her with disparagement. He hated her very much especially when he thought of her scheming against him. Unexpectedly, after a year of divorce, he now thinks she has a thrilling charm.

Compared with Julian, Emelia was calm, and her frown showed her impatience.

“Mr. Hughes, what are you doing now? I’m afraid it’s not appropriate for you to press your ex-wife like this.”, she said with a glint of mockery. Hearing that, Julian suddenly recovered and looked embarrassed. He opened the door and stuffed her into the car, “Get in!”

this, Emelia didn’t resist any more. After she fastened her seat belt, she turned and looked out

arrogant that he

water from the car refrigerator and handed it to Emelia, “You can use this to ease

it and said, “Thank

and drove away. They didn’t speak to each other. The air in the car fell

a red light, Julian turned his head to Emelia. She was looking down at the wound on her arm,

was frowning with pain, so he couldn’t help asking,

came out. When did he

then made excuses for his concern. The injury on her wrist was caused by his sister, and his concern was

Emelia’s look more serious. She

pain was really nothing compared with the profound

sharing a car with Julian, and she was annoyed that she didn’t take taxi to the hospital by

Emelia said made Julian do not know what to say. At that moment,