EX-husband Groveling to Me

Chapter 129 I Don't Want You to Help Me

Suny looked at Austin who was following her, the smile on her face faded, "I don't need you to do this

for me."

There was no need to rely on others when she can do it herself.

"I'm just trying to help you."

Austin sensed Suny's indifference, and he pursed his thin lips, helpless.

She had wrapped herself up so well that in the eight months since the divorce, he hadn't found a way

to get back into her heart.

She seemed to have, literally, stopped loving.

Austin's heart felt as if it had been stabbed by something, uncomfortable yet unwilling, and he looked

up at Suny, not wanting to admit defeat.

It was true that he didn't really know Suny well, but the two of them had been divorced for more than

eight months, and he gradually realized that she wasn't really that hard-hearted, she just, her defenses

were too thick and needed to be overcome little by little.

She had spent three years on him, there was no way he would let go after only eight months.

What was more, he couldn't let go of his hand.

"But I don't want you to help me."

Everyone was stubborn and the conversation got to the point where was awkward, but no one wanted

to give in.

Austin could make concessions on other matters, but on this matter, he was not likely to back down.

Suny didn't really want to get into a fight with Austin, which would be too distracting.

The two stalled for about five seconds before Suny moved slightly, "How much did you pay for the

bracelet back?"

Austin looked at her for a moment, "The original price."

Suny knew that this original price, naturally, was not the same original price that Bonnie had sold it for.

She smiled, "Can I borrow your phone?"

Austin took out his mobile phone and handed it to her.

Suny took it, "Password?"

"0716."

Hearing his words, Suny's index finger paused slightly.

16 July, her birthday.

The lock screen did open, and she tapped into Paypal, pulled up the payment code, then took out her

own phone and transferred him 280,000.

Austin recalled the last time she had thrown him out into the countryside after taking his phone, and his

brow twisted, "Suny?"

Suny locked the screen, and in a matter of eight seconds, she had already given him back the phone. Belongs to © n0velDrama.Org.

"Well, I've got some business to attend to later, so I won't see you off."

The words of expulsion were so obvious that Austin knew he would only make Suny angry if he stayed

any longer.

He picked up his phone, not forgetting about Alex: "Which day will you be free?"

Suny took a sip of her tea and gave in in a rare moment: "You've made an appointment for tomorrow

night, then let’s meet tomorrow night."

"I'll come and get you."

"Don't bother, I'll go straight over."

Austin nodded, "See you tomorrow night."

Suny got up, "Take your time, Mr. Johnson."

Austin walked to the door, looked back at her, wanted to say something, but finally said nothing, after

giving her a deep look, lifted his legs and walked out of the villa.

Just as he walked out, Suny closed the door and turned around to go back to the villa.

Just as she walked up to the second floor, the sound of a car engine came from outside. Suny walked

out of the balcony, watching the black car gradually drive away, before withdrawing her eyes and going

up to the third floor study to prepare for the video conference.

The live event fermented for two days and then fell silent. Knowing that Suny was really going to sue,

Bonnie finally panicked, and Lawyer Bates said that Bonnie wanted to see Suny, but Suny refused.

After that day Austin left, Suny asked Rosa to cancel her dinner schedule with Alex.

Since Austin was so fond of meddling, she let him do so.

The meal was set at Bishounen, at 6.30.

It was already half past five when Suny came out of the three o'clock meeting.

Rosa beside her was telling her about the recent progress on WJ, who had already reached the end of

February and would soon be raising a second round of funding.

So far, Jay seemed to be back on track.

"Good."

Suny glanced at Rosa, "The Read family is planning to take over Nakasun?"

It was heard that Alex had met Antonio twice, and that Alex was full of cheer these days. The only thing

that could make him so happy was that someone had helped to wrap up the mess in Nakasun.

Rosa pursed her lips, "I haven't received any news on this for the time being."

Suny nodded, "I know, I'll go first."

"Yes, Miss Holland."

Rosa watched Suny leave, remembering the bullshit Ivan had said that night, and couldn't help but feel

angry.

What did he mean their Mr. Johnson and Miss Holland were a good match?

Ugh!

Shame on you!

Naturally, Suny did not know that her all-powerful secretary had actually argued with Austin's secretary

for more than two whole hours over the issue of whether she and Austin were a good match.

If she had known, she would have given Rosa the "Most Loyal" award!

The car was gradually pulling out of the road, and there were some cars on the road at six in the

evening.

This was not the first time that Suny had come to Bishounen, and in the past she had basically been in

Bishounen to talk about projects.

The car was parked underneath the Bishounen in just 20 minutes.

When the porter saw her, he immediately went forward and led her in, "Miss Holland, Mr. Johnson is

already inside the box, this way please."

Once inside the main entrance, another person led the way.

Suny followed around a few corners and finally arrived at Austin's box.

"Miss Holland, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Dawson are inside."

Suny glanced at the waiter and nodded and smiled lightly, "I got it, thanks."

With that, she raised her hand and pushed open the compartment door.

Austin and Alex were indeed already inside. Alex had a smile on his face, while on the contrary, Austin,

who was sitting at the side, had a very light expression on his face.

Alex knew there was another person today, but never expected it to be Suny.

He thought that Austin had asked him out for dinner alone because Jennifer and Austin had made a

deal and Austin had asked him, his future father-in-law, out for dinner in advance to please him.

But in fact, he had been here for more than ten minutes and Austin hadn't even spoken more than

three sentences, basically he was the one who was talking.

Alex couldn't understand Austin's meaning, but he didn't expect the compartment door to be pushed

open and Suny, wearing a brown jumper, walked in with her bag.

Alex frowned slightly, "Austin, what do you want?"

Suny was Austin's ex-wife, Alex did not have her in his eyes.

However, Austin, who had a cool and bland face just now, changed his face visibly when he saw Suny.

He got up and helped Suny pull out a chair, poured her hot tea and took a hot towel to wipe her hands

before looking at Alex, "This is Suny Holland."

Alex sulked, "I know, I met her four years ago when you got married."

Suny slowly wiped her hands as if she couldn't hear it.

After wiping her hands, she looked down at her wristwatch before looking at Alex, "Sorry, Mr. Dawson,

there was a bit of traffic jam, sorry to keep you waiting."

Alex looked at Austin, then at Suny, and finally landed his eyes on Austin's face, "Austin, what do you

mean?"