My Big-Buck Ex Won't Let Me Go
Chapter 31 Back To Her Parents' Home

Windy wandered around with Shawn. At last, the two of them felt bored and went home early.

When Shawn and Windy returned to the Yu's manor, Wilson was reading some entertainment magazines in the living room. Seeing her son and daughter-in-law coming back from outside, she pulled them to sit down and chat with them. Speaking of Renee, who is Shawn's sister, Wilson looked very happy. "Renee has been abroad for more than four years. Your grandfather misses her very much every day. She just called and said that tomorrow she would come back tomorrow. The plane will arrive at the airport at three o'clock in the afternoon. If you two have something to deal with, you can make another arrangement. Then we can go to the airport to pick her up together.

Although Windy had never seen Renee before, she had heard her name from Ted many times. From Mr. Ted's expression and words, she knew that Mr. Ted loved his granddaughter very much. She nodded with a smile and said, "Okay."

However, Shawn frowned and seemed to be in a dilemma. "Is that girl coming back?"

"Yes, Renee also said that she wouldn't leave this time." Wilson looked at her son and added, with a happy expression on her face.

Shawn sighed, "The little girl is coming back. She will be really annoying in the future."

Hearing this, Wilson glared at Shawn and said, "What are you talking about?"

Shawn shrugged innocently, "it's true."

The reason why Shawn said so was that Renee liked to follow him since she was a child.

Of course, there was a reason why she was so obsessed with [000]. Part of the reason was that she liked to be with him, and the other part was that she had a good relationship with him. She always wanted to get all the things and secrets related to him from him. More than four years had passed, but Renee didn't change at all. Every time she talked to Shawn on the phone, the one she asked the most was definitely not Mr. Ted, nor her cousin Shawn, nor her aunt Wilson, but Todd.

Every time Shawn was impatient with the question from Renee, he would hang up the phone directly, but... Now she was coming back. It seemed that he had to think about how to avoid her in the future, so as not to be bothered by her questions every day. Wilson shook her head helplessly and smiled. She said to her son, "Renee is still young. After she comes back, please be more tolerant to her."

Hearing this, Shawn felt wronged. "Mom, you said that again."

"Then what should I say?" Wilson asked.

The conversation between the two made Windy confused. But from this point, it could be seen that Renee was the little princess of the Yu Clan and everyone spoiled her. Although Shawn was reluctant, she could feel that he loved Renee very much. Shawn didn't answer his mother's question. After a long silence, he said, "I think our family has raised a heartless girl. That girl has no one in her heart except for Todd."

Hearing her son's words, Wilson just smiled and didn't say anything else. Windy also understood something. It turned out that the little princess of the Yu Clan liked Todd.

Just as Windy was thinking about the gossip between Todd and Renee, she heard Shawn say to Wilson, "Mom, Windy hasn't been back to the Fu Clan for a long time. I'll go back with her later. We won't have dinner at home." Windy turned her attention to Shawn. She looked at him and didn't say a word for a long time.

Then, Windy saw Wilson nodding happily and said, "Okay, you should spend more time with Windy to visit her parents. Otherwise, she is always not allowed to go back. Her mother and her father thought we didn't allow Windy to go back." Shawn nodded and said lightly, "I will."

"Mom, you must be kidding." Windy smiled and said yes, but she was not happy at all.

Windy was surprised and surprised when she heard that Shawn was going to visit her mother's house. But when she turned around and looked at his expressionless face, she remembered that he did so just because he had promised Carol that he would visit her today. But she didn't expect that Shawn would ignore her feelings and use her as an excuse to accompany her mother-in-law to go back to her parents' house. In fact, he wanted to take this opportunity to date with Carol.

Her heart ached as if it had been torn apart, but Windy had no place to tell her the pain and humiliation in her heart.

Even so, Windy went back to the Fu family with him as Shawn wished. She only hoped that in the Fu family, he and her sister would not make her so embarrassed, but she would always be the one who got hurt in the end. Sally was very happy to receive her daughter's call, Windy, saying that she would come back to have dinner with her son-in-law later. She was busy preparing dinner in the kitchen, with a smile on her face all the time. "Mom, what makes you so happy?" Carol walked into the kitchen and asked her mother who was smiling.

Sally stopped what she was doing and looked at her eldest daughter Carol with a smile. "It's Windy. She said that she and Shawn are going home for dinner. I need to prepare more dishes."

Hearing this, Carol's eyes lit up. Then she smiled happily and asked Sally, "Mom, are you serious?"

"Of course it's true." Sally nodded. Then she saw the happy look on her eldest daughter's face. She knew that the reason why her eldest daughter was so happy was that Shawn was coming, so she was worried and told her, "Carol, when Windy and Shawn arrive, don't be so impulsive. Don't lose your temper on Windy, okay?"

Sally knew clearly what kind of person her eldest daughter was. They had quarreled a lot before because of the matter of Shawn. Now that her younger daughter had married Shawn, she only hoped that they could live a good life. And her eldest daughter had always been thinking about Shawn. She was really afraid that they would make trouble when they met later.

Carol was a little unhappy because her mother was partial to her sister. But in order to see Shawn, she could bear anything, not to mention that it was just her mother's advice. She pretended to be generous and held one of Sally's arms, "Mom, don't worry. I know what I should do and what I shouldn't do."

Hearing her eldest daughter's promise, Sally was indeed relieved. However, there were two completely opposite meanings about the understanding of what Carol should do and what Carol shouldn't. I