There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

Sylvie's father pulled her mother by the hand, put on a reproachful face and told her off. "Stop being such a gossip. Come on, let's get on the car."

With that he brought her onto the car. Sylvie gave Lucien a look, hinting that he should let go of her hand, because it was time for her to get on the car.

She had shivered with shock when he had caught her off guard by suddenly holding her hand.

She had no idea what others would feel like, but it's the first relationship she had ever had, so she felt nervous linking hands with him before her parents, and a little shy too.

Although she did feel great for irritating that woman.

Lucien insisted on paying for the dinner given that it was the father's birthday, so sure enough he chose the finest restaurant in the place. The excited mother post a photo on Instagram, while the father said disapprovingly, "Now you're the one who's showing off."

The mother retorted, "How is it showing off? I am just sharing the fact."

With a dirty look at him, she added, "Just shut up if you don't know how to speak right. How could I be a show-off? When was the last time you saw me do this?"

"I'm just giving that woman a piece of my mind. She's always bitching about our daughter in front of the neighbors. Don't you know it?"

The father' mouth was shut, as told by his experience when a woman was scolding.

Sylvie felt helpless about her parents, while Lucien secretly squeezed her hand under the table, and whispered to her ear, "My parents do the same thing. They squabble a lot, but it won't change how much they love each other."

Sylvie sighed. "I'm just wondering aren't they already past that age to do that."

When finishing her words, she saw her father watching her silently, she soon let go of his hand. She seemed to feel a hint of displeasure from her father, which likely to be how most fathers would feel when their daughter had a boyfriend.

was about to be over, Sylvie's mother looked at the

part seemed to be so mean that

She casually asked her

mother was stunned, surprised to hear her daughter's

"I have heard that hundreds of times. I don't care

expected that kind of judgement from people the moment she started the relationship

on the set last time, people found out about them. Since then, she had heard more than one discussion about them, especially from those actresses. They were very

was too upbeat to be

to respond, Lucien frowned. He stared at Sylvie and asked, "Hundreds

idea people talked

and watch his language. But he didn't know that there was

talk," he said and took her out

the end of the hallway. Lucien cornered Sylvie against the

and formidable, so she had to come clean about how her

then comforted him and said, "Actually, I don't really care, so there is no need be

they think

care, because she just couldn't control what people

all be exhausted to death if

the way she called herself rebellious with a serious face. He raised his eyebrow and asked, "So there is that rebellious side of

emphatically, "Of

"Don't care about what they say. You are the best

Sylvie laughed. "OK."