Chapter 328 What Nonsense Are You Talking About (2/2)

”Are you defending yourself?” Benjamin laughed grimly. He replied,”Are you saying that I am being unfair to you?”

”Grandpa, you disliked me at first sight and just now you asked Zed to divorce me. Do you think you are being fair to me?” Jean asked while she looked at Benjamin bravely.

Benjamin was stunned. He

Drugged one night by her ex-boyfriend, a mysterious man took advantage of her in an ecstatic night filled with sex. To take her revenge, she married the man, and used him. ”As long as I'm alive, I'm still his legal wife, while all of you are just his mistresses.”She remained adamant even when he was involved in scandals with other women...

to divorce me the moment he saw you? Even if I was tolerating until then, I couldn't anymore.” Jean pouted at him.

”I know you got mad. But I am happy for what you did,” Zed looked at his wife and smiled.

”I offended grandpa. You are not blaming me but actually feeling happy about it?” Jean couldn't believe what Zed just said and she looked into Zed's eyes.

”What I am happy about is that you get angry if anyone asks us to divorce. It means that you value our marriage very much. But, Jean, even if Grandpa did the wrong thing, we shouldn't disrespect him. After all, he is 80 years old and he is our Grandpa, we should respect him. So, don't be that rude when you answer him back the next time, okay?” Zed tried to persuade Jean patiently.

”I get it!” Jean nodded in agreement. ”Actually I regretted what I just said as soon as I split it out. I feel guilty.”

”It's okay! Now don't think too much. I suppose that Grandpa won't irritate you next time by asking me to divorce you. You should behave well in front of him to earn his satisfaction so that he accepts you. For the sake of our happiness, I believe you can do it!” Zed tried to cheer her up.

”Okay, I will!” Jean was much more confident now and she nodded quickly.

”Hey, you two! Will you get in the car or not? What are you both talking about?” said Benjamin sternly in the car. He had run out of patience.