111: Miscommunication

SUNSHINE:

“Mom. You don’t have to pressure Sunshine about that. We did not come to visit here for that,” Jericho declared in my defense. Lifting my gaze, I saw how his cheeks flamed with embarrassment.

Cute. Cute?

I chuckled nervously, but his mother won’t stop any moment from now. She pinched his son’s side.

“Oh, come on, Jericho. Have you been slacking off? How many times will I tell you that you should win her back? I want her as my daughter-in-law!” his mother scolded.

Mentally, I sighed in relief. She did not hate me for what I did to their son.

‘Why would they when it was Jericho’s fault?’ Helena interjected. ‘It was right to reject him.’

‘The last time I remember, you were bawling your eyes out when I rejected him.’

Helena sneered. ‘That was all in the past. I want Knoxx to be better.’

“Honey. Let’s just let the kids deal with it.”

“That’s right, Mom. Right now, Sunny and I are friends.”

“Friends?” His mother’s disappointment was evident on his face. “I never said that you two