Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 31

Before long, the car smoothly rolled into Montgomery Manor.

The grand wrought-iron gates swung open to reveal an evergreen oasis within the estate, defying the chill of winter with its lush greenery. A small bridge arched over a gently flowing stream, evoking a sense of timeless elegance.

The vehicle drove straight through the courtyard, pulling up to the main house where warmth spilled out of the entrance.

As soon as the car stopped, Conrad Montgomery, the family patriarch, approached with a sense of urgency. He first drew Felicity close, touching her face to ensure it was warm before he relaxed. His gaze then shifted to Mila as she stepped out of the car, his demeanor turning cold and formal.

Among the Montgomery family, only her mother-in-law truly liked Mila.

Both Lysander, her husband, and his father, Conrad, harbored a distinct dislike for her, although Conrad's was tempered by his wife's fondness for Mila.

Mila greeted him quietly, "Hello, Dad."

Conrad responded with a curt nod before taking Felicity's hand and leading her inside. Mila followed them silently.

won't be coming tonight, so

husband, walked over to Mila, and grasped her hands

be upset. Tomorrow, when Lysander gets back, I'll give him a piece of my mind. How can he be such an irresponsible husband, gallivanting with the kids and neglecting his family like

Mila reassured her with a calm that surprised even herself. She wasn't angry anymore, nor was she hurt by Lysander's absence—this wasn't the first time he'd left her

expecting anything from Lysander. With Felicity appeased, Mila sat down

yet the table felt empty with just the three of them. Both

brother, Eugene Montgomery.

accustomed to

relationship with the family was peculiar; she only ever saw him during major holidays. Whenever she visited the family home for dinner, Eugene

nor Felicity seemed to miss their younger son, seldom mentioning him. Even Lysander seemed to harbor a certain aversion towards his

stemmed from Felicity's illness when he was born. She had suffered severe postpartum depression and couldn't bear to have

Eugene remained

Mila's concern to dwell