There He Is Again, My Ex-Husband novel Chapter 960

"He helped me when I was in Grafstin, and I should thank him." Maisie didn't want to talk to Ezra again, who was always jealous because of little things.

Ezra hummed, "You didn't buy me a gift."

The reason why he was angry and jealous was not that he envied Carl, but Maisie didn't buy him any gifts, which meant she didn't care about him.

Maisie glanced at him and said deliberately, "You can buy anything with your money."

In fact, she prepared a gift for Ezra, a tie that was suitable for him in her eyes. But she had no time to sort out her luggage after coming back, so she hadn't given it to him until now.

Seeing he was jealous, Maisie decided to tease him and saw how childish he could be.

Starring back at her, Ezra said through clenched teeth, "My purchase ability is one thing, your gift for me is another. You should prepare a gift for me if you care for me."

Maisie said, "Does it mean that I don't care for you if I didn't?"

"Not exactly," Ezra said. He had wanted to say "Yes" definitely at first, but he didn't want to inflame Maisie, so he euphemistically expressed his grievances.

"But you prepared a gift for Carl instead of me, that's the problem. I'm aggrieved."

Ezra chuckled when seeing his extremely serious face.

"Funny?" Ezio became annoyed when Maisie chuckled. He came forward to hold Maisie in his arms, bowed his head, and wanted to punish her in his special way.

Afraid, Maisie said at once, "I bought a gift for you! It's true!"

"Are you serious?" Ezra thought she was lying to him.

"Yes." Maisie said, "I bought you a tie, but I was too busy to give it to you. Then I'll get it for you."

Ezra believed her words, but he then said ruefully, "Mrs. Cantillo, you are getting very bad now."

"I just learned from you," Maisie said, pushing him away. She went downstairs to give Daisy the coffee cups and the red envelope she prepared in advance.

Maisie thought it was fortunate for her to have Daisy taking care of Ezio, so she would give Daisy a bonus at festivals.

Daisy, who knew Maisie was genuine, accepted her gifts and bonus.

The night before Daisy left, when Ezra and Maisie went to bed, Ezra's phone buzzed.

Nancy said that she was coming to the villa and asked if they had fallen asleep.

Ezra was so surprised that he suddenly jerked himself up from the bed and said puzzledly, "We don't have to fly abroad for Christmas?"

He and Maisie had planned to set out one day early to Athines, and he was going to buy plane tickets tomorrow, but Nancy said she was back.

Nancy smiled, "Since Maisie has just been to Athines on business, how can I let her fly there again?"

"I worked overtime these days to finish those important work, so I can come back."

Maisie, lying beside Ezra, heard Nancy's words clearly. She was so moved that she was about to cry. Nancy was such a considerate woman!

"Where are you? Wait for me." Ezra said, raising his hand to fondle Maisie's face. He wanted to appease Maisie who was about to get out of control.

"Now I begin to miss Ezra and Ezio."

Hearing this, Ezra said with a grievance, "You love Maisie and your grandson. Then what about me? I think I need a DNA test."

His words made both Maisie and Nancy laugh. Maisie held Nancy's arm and said, "Let's go back, it's too cold outside."

"Ok," Nancy answered.

They went home, talking and laughing. Maisie took a glass of hot water for Nancy, letting her feel warm.

Ezra helped to carry the luggage upstairs and then came down. He said to Nancy, "It's the right time that you came back. I have just bought the villa next door, where you can draw your design pictures."

Facing Nancy, Ezra felt relieved because he didn't have to pretend to be in love with Maisie. They loved each other now.

They sincerely loved each other.

"I have finished the pictures already," Nancy said, smiling.

"Frankly, I also wanted to come back early, but I was too busy, so I managed to finish the design pictures of my studio, thinking that I could decorate it earlier."

At her age, she longed for a happy life with her sons and grandsons around her.

What's more, she had such a good daughter-in-law, such a lovely grandson, and a filial and handsome son.

She was a lonely lady moving around in the first half of her life, so she longed for happiness and warmth in the second of her life.