Eva Ronan walked into the living room and saw the man in the recliner, raising an eyebrow, "Did mom kick you out of the dining room?"
Henry Ronan: "..."
Seeing him silent, Eva laughed even more freely, "I thought you weren't coming home for New Year's again this year. Turns out getting married really makes a man more family-oriented."
"Coming back so early this year, did you break up with your boyfriend again?"
Eva Ronan: "..."
The word 'again' seemed to be a reminder of something, as if intentionally stabbing Eva in the heart.
Brother and sister locked eyes, Eva licked her lips, and sneered, "I'd love to break up. Why don't you help me out?"
She was almost being driven crazy by her persistent young boyfriend.
No wonder the ancients said that even the fiercest women fear persistent men. She truly understood it now.
