There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

Phil’s accusation quickly turned Trevon’s face pale. At last Trevon fell hard to the ground, clutching his chest.

“Trevon, what’s wrong?” Cara, standing aside, saw Trevon fall and rushed over.

Phil frowned and wondered if his father really had a heart attack because of his words. Living with Cara for many years, Trevon didn’t show his discomfort despite her consistent scolding and humiliation.

“Well. Fine, I feel a pain in my chest.” Trevon shot a glance at Phil.

In fact, he did not feel ill, but pretended to have chest pains to excuse himself from his son’s accusations.

Cara was scared to see her husband feel pain and she glared at Phil. “What are you doing to your father?”

Reprimanded by Cara in this way, Phil rebuked, “How did he treat his mother? Love? Care?”

He added, “If you hadn’t stubbornly gone to live abroad and didn't bully her in this way, would she have become depressed and sick? The two of you are the ones who caused her serious illness.”

Cara opened her mouth and felt guilty for a moment.

After she and Trevon graduated, she insisted on living abroad, because she felt it good living abroad and also wanted to anger his mother in this way.

His mother raised Trevon alone after her husband died at a young age and was dependent on him.

from visiting his mother since she tried to get even with his mother in

her career abroad, and she didn't expect her own son to reveal her inner

noble husband.

said and then left to

that Jenny’s parents were not as noble as Cara thought they were, and that they had bought their titles by taking money

wanted and pretended to be noble and rich, in order that

father got titles mainly using Cara and Trevon’s generous

ingratiated herself with them and even wanted him to get married

on his own, and he would not depend on

his marriage, he would treat his partner sincerely, for

decisively, Cara and Trevon

man of little merit and ambition, as his own son said, had always listened to his wife’s words. Because his wife wanted to get along with Jenny’s parents, he complied with all his wife’s arrangements. Thus, he

Phil’s words, Trevon thought his son

up from the ground and said, “Probably,

up,” Cara aggressively interrupted

her son said these words and

his words made sense and she

other words, she refused to admit that her plan and judgment were wrong and her efforts these years

stock in front of her

she roared, “Who are you to say that in front of me? I said there was no problem with their