Love Starts After We Break Up
Chapter 592

"No, Austin, your mom doesn't like me."

Josie pushed his hand away and turned to walk away.

Austin frowned and took a big step to follow, "Josie, you're being too sensitive."

"I'm not sensitive, Austin, and your mother would never have approved of us being together."

Josie walks fast on her high heels.

Austin's heart is indescribably irritated.

He pulled her in, "So what, you're breaking up with me again, are you? My mom doesn't like you, so can't you please her a little for me?"

Josie looked at him steadily, and Mrs. Evison's haughty, contemptuous look flashed through her mind.

She couldn't stand the look.

"Austin, I'm just straight-tempered and can't do things to please others."

Austin just felt his heart sink.

He quietly watched Josie's back as she walked forward, a glimmer of gloom in his eyes.

Is it true that she can't do anything to please him him, or does she simply not want to do such things?

In her heart, isn't he just a dispensable person?

Still want to expect her to change for herself?

Without another word, Austin followed in stride and sent Josie back to the studio.

On the way, neither of them spoke.

Josie quietly looked out the window, and through the reflective surface of the glass, she could see the taut, handsome face of the man in the cab. This time, he didn't come to coax her like he did before.

The heart cannot help but feel a little uncomfortable.

What does he mean?

Is it because his mother doesn't like her that he will finally listen to his family?

This is good.

A divorced woman like her is only worthy of talking to someone about a relationship that doesn't go anywhere and stops at marriage.

The car came to a slow stop in front of the studio and Josie pulled open the door and gave Austin a look.

Austin's face did not look good, and he remained seated without saying a word.

Josie had anger in her heart and slammed the car door shut with a ping and walked quickly towards the studio. Austin looked at her back and drove off with a sullen face and a foot on the gas.

Back at home, Mrs. Evison had just come downstairs.

"Hey, where's Josie? Did you send someone back?"

Austin looked at her, suppressed his anger, and asked in a warm voice, "Mom, what exactly did you say to Josie?"

Didn't your own parents seem to be happy with Josie at first?

How did the situation change in one turn?

What exactly did the mother say to Josie?

"I just asked about her family ah."

Mrs. Evison played innocent, "Austin, you should know that Josie's family background is not worthy of you. I just made a joke and asked her if she felt she was too high up, I really didn't mean any harm, did she get angry because of this comment?"

Hearing this, Austin's eyebrows knitted together.

"Mom, this Josie person I'm marrying, what does it matter what her background is? Why are you asking her that? She has a very high self-esteem, she must think you're looking down on her."

Mrs. Evison's heart was not convinced, but her face was innocent.

"Austin, I'm sorry, if Josie is upset with you because of this, then I'll apologize to her tomorrow. But then, Mom is thinking that if you marry a good wife and want to be The hostess of Evison family, you should have an eye for the big picture."

Mrs. Evison paused and continued, "Besides, Mom doesn't think she loves you very much. If she really loved you, even if I said something about her, she would put up with it because of you, wouldn't she?" A statement that poked him right in the heart and made Austin's face look even worse.

With a grim face, he turned around and walked away.

"Mom, it's not that Josie doesn't love me, she just has high self-esteem."

To this day, she is still defending her.

Mrs. Evison sneered, watching Austin's departing figure without saying a word.

On Josie that temper, I guess so, should soon break up with their own son!