There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

People came and went to the airport. They caught people's eyes with their outstanding appearance. But Arthur didn't bother to care right now.

He held fast her wrist and looked into her eyes. "Where do you draw the conclusion that I will not stay at Zoshalor? How do you know my parents won't let me stay here?"

Jean frowned and said, "Well, will you?"

"Even though you want to, your parents won't let you."

"You are absolutely wrong," Arthur sighed, "my mom desperately wants me to find a girlfriend. She won't care where I live."

Jean was surprised.

Most parents wanted their children to stay by their side, especially the mother. She didn't expect that his parents wouldn't care.

"Maybe it's because they are both doctors, they think differently. They care more about the wellbeing of the most, rather than focus on their family."

"Though they have retired, they are even busier than me sometimes. They volunteer to provide free medical services all day long. Sometimes they even go to poor villages. I need to check with their schedule to see if I can meet them sometimes."

"So they don't care where I live. Even though I live in Riverside city, I won't see them every day."

Jean was more surprised. But to some extent, she could relate to them.

If she had children, she wouldn't care much about where they were, or interfere with their future. People live different lives and think differently.

Some hoped that their children could be by their side, thus they could enjoy the happiness of being together. While some hoped that they could still contribute to society when they were old. Arthur was lucky to have noble and eminent parents.

to stay in Riverside city, since he was the only child in the family. But today

She kept nagging me, for I don't have a girlfriend.

told me that it was

Jean couldn't help laughing.

his mother was so

she was laughing, Arthur's eyes

her. "You have beautiful smiles,"

say that it was the first time

didn't talk much when they studied abroad. In most of the cases, they cut to the chase and avoided having an in-depth conversation, let alone

again, they started to be at odds with each other. He never saw her laugh

All poems failed to describe

stopped laughing when she heard what he

seen a

stop

also understand that you

willing to accept me." Arthur never thought he was good at sweet

meant it. He didn't say

out of the

might burst into tears if she didn't walk away

to turn him down. Why she was

to be indifferent

to catch up. He slowly rolled the suitcase and followed her steps. He saw her wiping tears. She hated to admit her weakness. If