EX-husband Groveling to Me

Chapter 190 You Can't See Me Anywhere Else

Suny snorted, "I'm tired of saying, Austin, if sorry is useful, what does the world need the police for?"

He looked at her, unable to speak in defense.

These past events were all true, and what he remembered and didn't remember really hurt Suny.

"I know."

It was only after half a sound that Austin spoke up.

"You don't know, Austin, if you really know, you shouldn't have appeared in front of me."

"J City is not a big city, we will always meet even if I don't take the initiative to appear in front of you."

Oh, and did she have to thank him for coming to meet her by chance?

Suny did not want to talk to him again and inclined her head to look out of the car window.

Ten minutes later, the car pulled up in front of the villa.

The hail stopped, but the rain was still heavy.

Suny looked at Austin, who was waiting outside with an umbrella, and she didn't say anything to refuse

him.

Forget it, embarrassing herself was the stupidest thing to do.

Neither of them said anything until they reached the villa's entry door, where Suny opened the door and

she stood in the doorway, blocking Austin: "Thank you."

Saying that, Suny was about to close the door and turn around to enter the villa when Austin suddenly

called out to her, "Suny."

The hand she placed on the door handle gave a slight lurch, Suny raised her head and watched Austin

suddenly put away his umbrella, just standing there in the rain looking at her: "I know I caused a lot of

harm to you before, intentionally or unintentionally, and there's no way I can make it come back to the

past. You're right, it's no use being sorry. That night when you were pushed into the swimming pool, I,

as a husband, did not stand by your side, nor did I care about you with a single word, and that was my

fault.

I don't know which is colder, the water that day or this rain today, but I'd rather you scold me and beat

me than to ignore me in silence."

"Austin, how old are you?"

You're in your thirties, aren't you?

How can you still act like you're in your twenties and do these boring and childish things.

Austin pursed his lips for a moment, the heavy rain made his whole body soon soaked through at once,

his hair drooping down, he was less of the usual cool and cold, but more gentle.

"Childish."

"You're right, it is the first time I liked someone, the approach is indeed childish."

He was frank in his admission.

But Suny thought he was despicable.

She snorted, turned and slammed the door behind her.

Whatever!

Austin looked at the closed door and looked downcast.

He knew he was naive, but he didn't know what to do.

If that would make Suny feel better, then he didn't care what was done to him.

After Suny entered the villa, she first drank a cup of warm water, then took a hot bath and changed into

her home clothes, and her whole body was cozy.

As for how long Austin had to get wet, she was not so kind to care.

However the rain outside was getting heavier and there was no sense of it closing in.

Suny inclined her head for a moment, put the cup down in her hand in annoyance and stepped on her

slippers to go downstairs.

When she opened the door, Austin was still standing at the door in the rain.

The drenched Austin was no longer his usual poised self, and to be honest, Suny was really in a pretty

good mood when she looked at him in the pouring rain, almost even squinting her eyes.

She was suddenly less irritable and stood in the doorway with her arms wrapped around her, watching

with interest as he got wet.

After a few seconds, Austin suddenly opened his mouth, "It's windy and cold, just go back and watch

the surveillance."

He was surprised she was in the mood to care about him.

Suny raised her eyebrows, "How long are you going to stand in front of my house?"

Austin wanted to say "when you let me in", but looking at the look on Suny's face, he felt that if he said

that, he would definitely not be able to enter the door today.

The words were on his lips, but he changed them to, "When the rain stops."

Crazy!

Suny cursed, "If you want to get wet, go somewhere else, don’t stay in front of my house."

"You can't see me anywhere else."

Suny was exasperated, "Austin, don't you think you're going too far?"

"It is a bit."

He nodded, not denying it.

Suny's face went cold: "That's enough!"

Austin looked at her but disapproved, "Not enough, it's just a rain, not a big deal."

The two seemed to be soldiers facing each other, staring straight at each other for half a second before

Suny lost the battle first: "Forget it, I won't bother with you."

Alicia always said that she was hard-hearted, but she was actually not hard-hearted enough.

If she was really hard-hearted, she should have let Austin stay here today until this rain stopped.

Austin then moved, "May I come in?"

Suny almost couldn't resist slamming the door shut.

Without waiting for Suny to say anything, he had already entered.

"It's a bit cold, I'll take a shower."

Suny let go of the door handle and turned coldly to go upstairs.

Austin came up on his own and went into the guest room.

When he came out, Suny carried the hot ginger soup directly to him, "Drink it."

Austin frowned for a moment, looking at the red shaking ginger soup in front of him, and looked up at

Suny: "Thank you."

He knew that Suny was still soft-hearted.

"Don't get me wrong, I'm just afraid that if you get sick, your foxy friends will come looking for me to be

responsible."

This was indeed like something Elijah could do. Austin was zapped in the heart and quietly finished the

bowl of ginger soup.

It was only then that Suny noticed the casual clothes he was wearing: "Where did you find those

clothes?"

"I dropped it off here last time."

He didn't hide anything at all, and Suny was so angry that her face turned pale: "Please, now,

immediately, right now, get the hell out of my house."

Austin didn't do so, he walked over and pulled down her hand, tugging it hard against his forehead, "Do

I have a fever, Suny?"

Suny was just about to open her mouth to mock at him, but the temperature coming from her palm was

indeed not quite normal.

She drew back her hand, "I'll call Ivan and take you to the hospital."

Austin walked to the sofa and sat down, coughing, "I have a meeting this afternoon."

"None of my business."

If he wanted to die, go die, not inside her house.

Suny pulled up her phone and called Ivan.

Ivan on the other end of the phone listened and was silent for a moment, "Mr. Johnson had some low

fever last night, why is he burning up again?"

Hearing these words, Suny suddenly felt speechless.

"Miss Holland, please look after Mr. Johnson first, I'll come over when I'm done with the matter at hand.

Miss Holland, I have to go to a meeting, bye -"

Suny looked at the "call ended" page on her phone and turned her head to look at Austin, who was

drinking water, using her glass!

Suny walked over and grabbed her own glass, "This is my glass, Austin!"

"I don't mind."

He said, snatching the glass back and finishing off the rest of the water.

Suny laughed in anger and stood there, raising her hand to stroke her forehead, so angry that she spun

in place twice, then she walked over and directly yanked his wrist: "Austin, these tricks of yours are

useless with me, get lost!"

However, Suny was not strong enough to push him to the sofa, but she was unsteady on her own feet,

and with a slight push from Austin, she fell into his arms.

Suny was just about to struggle to get up, but she suddenly heard Austin laugh in a deep voice, "I didn't

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