There He Is Again My Ex Husband

Chapter 990

Noel took the card, but he only glanced at it before handed it to Ezra. He smiled lightly and said, "I appreciate your kindness. Although I'm not rich as you, at least I'm a painter with some renown. I can afford to stay in a hotel."

Although Noel was a bit out of place in the fine arts, he was still financially well-off.

Everyone had a different appreciation of art, and his paintings were appreciated by many people, and worth a fortune. He didn't spend much money, so he had a lot of property over the years.

And he had been managing money since the early years and made investment with reliable friends, which got him lot of money.

Ezra frowned slightly and explained, "I don't mean to belittle you. I just think it will be more convenient for you to live in a house than in a hotel."

"I heard that you are good in cooking. Maybe you can show my mom sometime." Ezra added. Upstodatee from Novel(D)ra/m/a.O(r)g

He definitely did not mean to belittle Noel's economic condition. If he despised Noel, he would not have let Noel get close to Nancy again.

What was more, he provided his own place for Noel, in order to let Noel show his cooking skills, which would improve their relationship.

Noel absolutely could also feel Ezra's sincerity, so he smiled, "I see your kindness, and I know that money doesn't mean everything. But since I'm chasing the woman I love, I must show my sincerity."

Hearing this, Ezra couldn't say anything else, so put away the card.

From this point of view, Noel was a man of principle.

Since Ezra had checked up on Noel's information, he naturally also checked Noel's means, and knew that Noel was a low-key rich man. Although it was not comparable to his wealth, but to his mother, they were on a par.

"It's almost time. We should get going," said Noel. The two then left.

While the two were talking, Maisie and Nancy were buying some local specialties. Nancy wanted to bring them to her friends and workmates there. It was kind of a formal farewell.

Nancy didn't look worried. She was not afraid that Ezra and Noel would talk unpleasantly.

She knew her son. Although Ezra's expression was very cold to Noel, Nancy knew clearly that he wouldn't behave so. Since he did not reject Noel, he must think that Noel was not bad.

As for Noel...

Nancy didn't know what Noel would say to Ezra, but intuitively, she could be sure that Noel also would not start any conflict with Ezra.

When they were young, Noel was an upright and gentle person. And recently she heard Noel talk about his persistence in the industry over the years, which made her more and more sure that he was still the gentle man.

Noel got a good personality. What she needed to confirm now was whether the two of them were suitable for each other. In love, affection was not enough. There were many things needed to run in.

It was said that love was one thing, and marriage was another.

For a long lasting relationship, there needed the same views and tolerance. At her age, Nancy just wanted to find a guy she could get along with her happily.

If they had different views on everything, and were always quarreling, then she might as well be single.

After Nancy and Maisie checked out, Ezra and Noel came over. Ezra was young and Noel was mature. They had different vibes, but it was undeniable that both the two were very outstanding.

Maisie had been on a trending topic several times Because of Ezra, so now she was used to get too much public attention when with Ezra. When Ezra held her waist, she was quite calm.

But it was not easy for Nancy. She had not appeared in public before, so she felt uncomfortable when being watched by so many people.

Noel and Ezra drew the attention of many people in the airport lobby. When Noel stood in front of Nancy and took the initiative to help her carry the specialties in her hand, Nancy said sheepishly, "Thank you."

The two had not established any relationship, so they were not as intimate as Ezra and Maisie. They were just friends. But Nancy was a little embarrassed under the gaze of others.

"It's about time we board." Noel sensed Nancy's discomfort and side-stepped Nancy to keep her at the side of his body, blocking many gazes.

Nancy nodded then said to Maisie full of reluctance, "I gotta go. Drive carefully on your way home."

Maisie stepped out of Ezra's arm and gave Nancy a big hug, "I really wish you could come back soon. We'll miss you, and Ezio will miss you, too."

Today they did not bring Ezio to see her off, being afraid that the little baby didn't want Nancy go and would wail, so they left him to Daisy.

"I will." Nancy gently patted Maisie's shoulder, then pulled her suitcase, intending to leave with Noel. Ezra felt left out.

That was it? What about me?

She has nothing to say to me or just a hug? Ezra thought.

Nancy looked at Maisie the whole time and neglected her son.

Noel gave Ezra a sympathetic look, which seemed that he was saying, "it is obvious that they have a tighter bond.”

Ezra had no choice but to take the initiative to come forward, gave his dear mom a big hug, and then said, "Wish you a nice journey."

"Thanks." When her son came to hug her, Nancy then realized that she had neglected him. However, she then then put up a serious face again and warned, "Don't mess with Maisie. I will ask Daisy about your performance at any time."

Ezra regretted asking her for a hug.

Noel and Maisie both chuckled. Ezra wrapped Maisie into his arms and said, "You can rest assured. I'm the lowest in the family now. I don't have that guts."

"It's good for you to know that. We are gonna get going." Nancy did not speak for Ezra at all. Noel smiled and said goodbye to Maisie and Ezra, then turned around and went to the security check with Nancy.

After the two figures completely disappeared from sight, Maisie murmured with sadness," I hate to part with her."

Ezra felt depressed. He would go on a business trip in a few days, and had mentioned to Maisie before. But she was calm and didn't care that at all. Now she was seeing Nancy's back and sad for their parting.

Obviously, he had the lowest position in the family.