Chapter 14

　　No need to wait, no need to hesitate, no need to look forward to, no need to feel uneasy. 　　However, the kindergarten has not yet reached the time to pick up the children, but parents who have come in twos and threes have already gathered at the door. 　　As soon as Giselle appeared at the entrance of the kindergarten, James saw her, but why did she look at him? 　　This woman is really getting more and more lawless. 　　In James' impression, Giselle's eyes have always been only admiration, infatuation, enthusiasm, worship, and sometimes calmness, but there have never been any negative emotions. 　　So, when she was so glared, he lost the mood to call in an instant. After hurriedly ending the call with the other side, he directly called her again, wanting to call her over, and ask her who gave her the courage to use that way while looking at him with her eyes. 　　Giselle heard the phone ring and took it out of her bag to see that it was actually James calling. She glanced at the direction he was standing and saw him staring at her with an ugly expression. She felt very uninterested and hung up. She cut off the phone, turned around and continued to wait for her daughter. 　　James was so annoyed by her behavior that he simply put away her mobile phone and walked towards her. 　　Originally, he didn't want to make trouble with her in front of so many people. After all, his image represents the Lewis family. He didn't want their divorce to be exposed, but her attitude made him intolerable, so he had to personally arrest people in the past. 　　Giselle turned around to see James's walking towards her, weighing the pros and cons quickly in her heart, and finally chose to turn around and walk towards him quickly, stopping him before he approached the school gate, and gritted her teeth and asked him in a low voice. 　　"What are you doing?" 　　Giselle was thinking that the two of them will still quarrel when they meet. In case the yelling becomes louder and other parents hear that the two are about to divorce, it will definitely have a great impact on their daughter. 　　Anyway, he hasn't appeared as a father to his daughter since he went to school, so it is better to keep his father as an extremely busy image in the hearts of kindergarten teachers and other parents. 　　That's why she took the initiative to stop him. 　　James stopped, looked down at the woman in front of him who was glaring at him with puffed cheeks and angrily eyes. Then he looked at the clothes she's wearing and then smiled contemptuously, raised his eyebrows and asked her. 　　"Are you sure you really want a divorce?" 　　"Yes!" 　　Giselle popped a word out of her teeth angrily. Didn't he understand what happened? How many times does she have to say it? If it's about divorce, please contact her lawyer directly. 　　She herself has nothing to say to him. 　　James looked her from head to foot and his tone was full of mockery. 　　"You are a woman who has been out of touch with society for five years and has no survival skills. Are you afraid of starving to death if we divorce?" 　　Giselle's ridiculed eyes were flushed by his ruthless remarks, but he was still poking her heart fiercely. 　　"Also, your own life is a problem, how can you raise our daughter?" 　　"Will you let my daughter live poorly with you eating while chaffy vegetables and wearing such cheap clothes? Sorry, it is impossible, so if you insist on divorcing, I will not let you have our daughter. I won 　　't give her to you." 　　He stretched out his hand and tugged at his clothes in disgust, then smiled again. 　　"In addition, I kindly remind you no man can afford to give you this kind of rich and prosperous life!" 　　Giselle only felt that his face was disgusting at this time. 　　What he said were all telling her that she could not live without him, so it was best to stop making noises and stay by his side. 　　His lofty posture, as well as the superiority derived from the obsession, she once loved him, made Giselle tremble all over, so she felt dizzy. 　　Does he think that Giselle is so useless? 　　At any rate, she has also been excellent in character and learning, passed the eighth level of English major, and has also been able to sing and dance in the university as the head of the art department of the student union. 　　Had it not been for marrying him as soon as she graduated, she might be a glamorous professional white-collar worker now and won't have the embarrassment of trying to find a job and writing a resume like what she is experiencing now? 　　Of course, this was her own choice. She didn't mean to complain, nor regretted it, but that didn't mean that he could laugh at her, ridicule her, and despise her because of her current situation. 　　Also, did he think she just coveted the rich life he gave him? 　　All she wanted was love. 　　The kindergarten bell rang behind her which pulled her out of the whirlpool of anger. 　　She raised her eyes to him, wide and fearless. She said, 　　"Do you want to fight for the custody of your daughter?" 　　Giselle also laughed disdainfully. 　　"Okay, I want to see if you, a father who has been almost indifferent to his daughter for more than three years, can compete with me as a mother who has been with his daughter for three years day and night. 　　He tried to say something coldly, but she interrupted unceremoniously. 　　"Yes, I admit that maybe you can give your daughter better in material and other aspects, but I don’t think you can give your daughter the happiness of spirit, especially after you and your sweetheart have rekindled. You're here to talk about love, so how come you don't have the time and energy to take care of your daughter?"