My ex-husband is in love with me (FULL)

Chapter 882 Embarrassed as Hell

Maisie jerked herself up from the sofa, and then she wondered why she had slept on the sofa.

Daisy was in the child's room next door with Ezio. When hearing the sound of Maisie's waking up, she

came out hurriedly with Ezio in her arms, "Jesus, you're finally awake."

Daisy was very anxious. Although Ezra went away last night of his own accord, Daisy still thought

Maisie should not treat Ezra like that. NôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

Maisie took her son from Daisy's arms. The little boy shouted happily, "Mama, Mama." Maisie then

played with him for a while.

"Do you remember what you did last night?" Daisy asked Maisie.

"What's wrong?" Maisie did not remember what she did last night. She should have been so drunk that

she could only remember Ezra going to pick her up—She followed him out of the private room and into

the car.

Daisy told her what happened next, "You got drunk last night and kicked Mr. Cantillo out of the house."

Maisie froze and looked at Daisy with a stunning look. She asked, "I kicked him… out of the house?"

"Yes," Daisy nodded with absolute certainty, "You said this's your house and you asked him not to

bother you anymore."

Maisie stuffed her son into Daisy's arms and covered her face with her hands in great embarrassment.

"How could this happen? Why did I do so?" She asked herself in chagrin over and over again.

Maisie was embarrassed as hell.

She lived in Ezra's house, but kicked him out of it!

What a…

Maisie felt ashamed of herself and mortified to meet others—to be precise, mortified to meet Ezra.

"And, yesterday, Mr. Cantillo, he…" Daisy wanted to say something but closed her mouth, unspeaking.

Maisie looked at her and asked, "What happened to him?"

"He confessed his love to you yesterday," said Daisy. She had heard what Ezra said to Maisie last night

and she thought Ezra was quite sincere.

When Daisy had been happy for the couple and thought they could finally untie the knots in their

hearts, Maisie had turned Ezra away. And now, Maisie seemed to forget those words completely.

She was completely at a loss and there was no such scene in her mind either.

"Ezra said that he finally recognized his love after being separated from you for more than a year. He

fell in love with you and wanted to live a good life with you and Ezio."

Daisy summarized Ezra's sweet words briefly. As for the complete version, Daisy thought it would be

better for Ezra to say it again to Maisie one day. But Daisy did not know whether Ezra would confess

again in a short space of time.

Maisie was a little bit shocked and then looked down.

She did not say anything, and Daisy did not know if she believed Ezra's confession or not.

Probably, Maisie doubted it. She had chosen not to believe him instinctively last night when Ezra

finished his confession. And that was why Ezra had been pushed out of the door.

It was only after a long time that Maisie said to Daisy, "Please look after Ezio for a while. I'll give Ezra a

call."

"OK." Daisy nodded.

Maisie took the phone and walked away. She first went to the bathroom and washed her face to calm

herself down. She wanted to shake the embarrassment and guilt off her mind. It was so unbecoming to

throw Ezra out of his own home.

She should not drink alcohol.

Maisie got herself all psyched up and called Ezra. The call was quickly connected. Maisie said

immediately, "I'm sorry. What happened last night was all my fault. I apologize for that."

Ezra said languidly on the other end, "It doesn't matter. That is also your home."

Maisie found it hard to reply because she sensed that he was reminding her that they had got marriage

certificates.

She then asked, "Where are you now?"

Ezra replied, "At David's house."

And Ezra was enjoying a delicious breakfast cooked by David. Ezra admitted that the siblings were

both great cooks.

Maisie was surprised, "Why did you go there?"

Maisie had thought Ezra was in a hotel or spent the night in his house elsewhere. She did not expect

that Ezra would go to David's place and that David would take him in.

David disliked Ezra either way, and Maisie thought he would have kicked Ezra out as well.

Ezra snorted over the phone, "His sister kicked me out, so he must clean up the mess to take me in,

right?"

Before Maisie could say anything, she heard David's voice coming out of the phone, "Maisie, my dear

sister, please divorce him as soon as possible."

David was sowing discords on purpose. Ezra was not afraid of it. He fought back, "You don't want me

to be a rebel, do you? Believe it or not, I just won't divorce as you wish."

Angrily, David glared at Ezra, who gave him a charming smile instead.

Maisie got a headache at the bickering between the two men, and she reminded Ezra at this moment,

"We shall pick up your mother from the airport in the morning, right?"

"Well, I'll go back after I finish my breakfast." Ezra's tone was so gentle and soft that it gave David

goose bumps. David hoped that Ezra and Maisie could end the phone call quickly.

As David wished, Maisie agreed and hung up the phone.

Ezra then "complained" to David, "As a woman, your sister is too short-spoken."

David argued, "Then you go to find a talkative one."

Ezra retorted, "No. She's the one and I'll be with her till I die."

"Till you die?" David mocked nonchalantly. "I'm waiting for you to eat your words."

Who would believe the lifetime promise of a playboy like Ezra?

Unless a nut, right?

Ezra did not say anything more; it was useless to repeat a resolution, but actions and time would prove

it.

Ezra finished his breakfast at David's place and returned to his own house. At that time, Maisie, Daisy,

and Ezio had just finished eating their breakfast.

There was a hint of embarrassment on Maisie's face when she saw Ezra return. It was because she

turned Ezra away last night and Ezra confessed his love to her as Daisy said.

She felt awkward facing Ezra at present.

When Ezra found Maisie uneasy, he knew his "plan" had succeeded.

Ezra wished that Maisie was guilty and remorseful so that she would not be indifferent to him as before.

Daisy carried the child to the toy room, and only Maisie and Ezra were left in the large living room.

Maisie opened her mouth with difficulty first, "When are we leaving?"

"Don't need to hurry," said Ezra, glancing at Maisie. "Let me take a shower upstairs first."

Ezra's words reminded Maisie once again that she kicked him out last night. Maisie apologized with

guilt again, "Sorry. I was so drunk last night, and what happened last night was erased from my

mind…"

"Erased?" Ezra frowned. "So, you don't remember anything from last night?"

What about his confession?

It was the first time in Ezra's life that he analyzed his feelings for a woman seriously, and he even

hoped to get a positive response from Maisie today.

Although she had responded last night—unconvinced about Ezra's words and throwing him out of the

house, Ezra deluded himself that a response given in a drunken state was not a real one.

However, now, Maisie's memory of last night was erased!