Revenge On Her Ex After Rebirth
Chapter 63 Childish Oscar

Both of them sat in front of the dining table silently and had their breakfast.

"Oh yes." Oscar suddenly thought of something and he took a phone out from under the newspaper. "It's yours, I forgot to give it to you last night."

Hannah had not taken her phone with her during the wedding ceremony last night. She thought her phone was left in the hall and she initially wanted to take it back today. Yet she did not expect that it was already with Oscar.

She took it from Oscar's hand.

Her phone was still turned off.

Oscar seemed to like to turn her phone off very much.

She had her breakfast while preparing to read some popular news.

Oscar was reading newspapers, which would only be done by someone of her father's age.

He seemed to notice her weird look and he said absentmindedly while flipping the newspaper, "Some news are more accurate on newspapers. The ones online are mostly to attract reader's attention and to make it sound simpler, it's a bad custom."

Got to say, he was right.

Many news online had been exaggerated in order to attract attention.

However, that did not affect the fact that more and more people were interested in reading the news.

After all, most people were just reading the news to kill time.

As Hannah just tapped the news website open, Susan's name leapt off the screen.

It was just over 7am, and according to Susan's laziness, it would be a bliss that she did not wake up later than 2pm since she had been busy for the whole day yesterday.

It made Hannah surprised that she had actually woken up at such a time.

She immediately picked up her call.

"Hannah!" Susan's bawl was heard.

Oscar heard it too.

Yet he seemed to not feel surprised about that and without even wrinkling his eyebrows, he continued reading his newspaper.

"Calm down."

"I can't. I was abandoned by you over and over again, how can I calm down?" Susan was impulsive.

Someone might misunderstand both of them had an affair.

"You quit a wedding at noon yesterday, and you married another last night. How could you leave me alone after the wedding last night without giving me an answer?" Susan complained. Hannah felt slightly awkward.

She supposed no bride and bridegroom in Country B would be that self-willed like she and Oscar.

No.

That was possibly the most complicated wedding Susan had experienced, she supposed.

"Sorry about that." Hannah could not replace any words to console her and she could only soften her voice.

Susan snorted and did not accept her kindness at all.

Hannah then tried to console her further.

Oscar looked at her from the newspaper. Seeing her cajoling Susan gently, a smile slowly broke upon his lips.

Hannah saw his smile too.

He was sitting right opposite to her.

Hannah wondered whether he had any mental problem having smiled like that out of the blue.

"Anyway, have you guys made out aggressively last night? And you fell asleep? Or why has your phone been shut down until now? You know how many calls I made?" Susan suddenly digressed. Hannah was speechless. She took a glimpse at Oscar who was still reading the newspaper and asked, "Why did you ask?"

"Couldn't I care about my best friend's sex life?" Susan said with a carefree tone.

Hannah blushed a little and she said evasively, "We'll talk afterwards."

"Oscar is beside you?" Susan instantly noticed that.

"Yeah." Hannah replied.

"You're still on the bed?"

"No."

"Are you naked?"

"No."

"Have I interrupted you?" Susan was emotional.

She seemed to be unable to hear Hannah's voice.

"I've said NO."

"Say no more, I know you. Although I've not experienced that, I've witnessed much. I know it's tiring and painful for the first time, you need more rest."

Hannah wanted to cover her mouth.

"I'm hanging up then." Susan hung up.

"..." Hannah wondered when Susan would stop being that reckless.

She wondered when she would become mature and modest.

She hoped Susan could be wise one day.

As Hannah was going to put down her phone, her phone rang again.

It was from Susan again.

Hannah knew it was impossible for her to change in such a short time.

She picked up the call again. "Hey."

"I wanted to ask you to go read the news. Your marriage with Oscar has gone famous, like extremely famous. You must read it, the news is absolutely pleasant to read. The point is, Charles Sawyer, that bastard has been bombarded with criticisms. I went to pee this morning and after taking a glance at the news, I've been delighted until now. I suggest you to read it with Oscar, maybe both of you would carry on what you did last night after reading it."

Hannah wondered whether Susan did grow up in the upper class society. She did not possess any elegance.

Susan immediately hung up the call again after she finished.

"Did you sleep well last night?" Oscar suddenly spoke.

Hannah replied while reading the news, "Still okay."

She initially thought she would have difficulty to sleep in a strange environment, yet she had quickly fallen asleep after she lied down.

"I didn't sleep for the whole night." Oscar said directly.

"Then what did you do?" Hannah glimpsed at him.

"Thinking about you."

"..." Hannah was speechless and she could not help but retort, "Your face looks good, you didn't look like someone who's not slept for the whole night."

"I mean...my body."

Hannah frowned.

What was wrong with him again?

Oscar's smile seemed to become wider.

He put down the newspaper he had finished reading. His breakfast was finished too. He said, "Hurry up and finish your meal, we're heading back to the Wells's house." Hannah was absorbed in the news and she did not respond.

Oscar wrinkled his eyebrows.

He got up and glanced at her phone.

He saw a title of the news: Charles Sawyer left like a drowned mouse, the handsome beau becomes a joke.

Oscar snatched Hannah's phone.

Hannah was slightly enraged. "Oscar Wells."

"Eat your food first, you could read it later."

"Come on, I'll wait for you." Oscar returned to his seat and said with a serious look.

She told herself not to argue with a man younger than her.

After all, he was too childish.