There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

Maisie had a pleasant chat with Shania.

Shania was very nice and gave her a big and warm hug when they met. She said, "My dear Maisie, long time no see."

Although Maisie didn't know much about the love story between Shania and David, she did know there was a Shania in her university when she studied abroad.

Shania, who was beautiful and well-known in the university, was a famous socialite. She had heard of Maisie because Maisie was her boyfriend's sister. And that was why she said "Long time no see" to Maisie.

Maisie smiled and said, "You are still as beautiful as before."

"You are more beautiful than before. Is it because of love?" Shania joked with Maisie, looking at the handsome Ezra standing by Maisie.

Ezra smiled brightly when hearing Shania's words. He liked them.

Maisie then introduced Shania to Ezra. Then they seated themselves, chatting and laughing.

It was the first time that Shania had been to the Riverside City. Maisie had asked David what kind of food she liked before her coming. David said Shania preferred bland diet instead of spicy or greasy one. So, Maisie and Ezra finally decided to invite Shania to eat the authentic food at the Ezra's restaurant, because there were many bland dishes for them.

The chefs who were good at making local food were assigned to cook dishes for them only.

When David told Shania what Maisie and Ezra did for her, Shania was very moved. It meant Maisie liked her and viewed her as her sister-in-law. That was enough.

whether David's parents

interesting and happy when involved with those with shared values. As for those hostile, she didn't

a few drinks for they were happy when meeting each other again. But Ezra and

that you are so nice

one who is difficult to get along with in your

"Of course, do you know you were called "cool beauty" in our university? You only concentrated on

a little. Were there so

lot, so they didn't notice Ezra's jealous expression. David, who knew Ezra was jealous, had no intention to stop Shania. He thought it was a good idea to let her

who he thought was ungrateful. At least he tried his best to provide a wonderful dinner to help

fish, so I dared not to get close to you. I thought you also disliked

she mentioned it. Obviously, David's indifference to

David, smirking at

catching Shania's hand immediately and clarifying himself, "I have never disliked you. And I fell in love

David had told Shania the facts when he met her abroad. He had never disliked her. The reason why he seemed cold and detached was that he felt himself

that David was attracted by her at

lived a pleasant life and was brought up like the apple of her parents' eyes. She was always beautiful and

fondness of him. Although he also loved her very much, he was afraid he didn't deserve her, then he became a love coward, pretending he didn't love Shania at

a sense of inferiority; on the other hand,

that Shania would dump him without any hesitation when she found the fact that he