Best Revenge: Being My Ex-Boyfriend’s Aunt

Charity was not aware of that matter.

All the while, she was under the impression that she knew Chester very well. However, it was only now that she realized she did not know him well enough.

Upon hearing Chester's words, she had no choice but to tighten the hold of her hand on his.

Now that she was a mother, she found it scary to think how deeply hurt she would be if that were how her parents had thought of her since she was young.

"Although I must admit that you can be merciless sometimes..." She continued, "You shouldn't be blamed for what happened in your mother's belly. At that time, you hadn't even opened your eyes. You weren't even conscious. You're not to blame for it."

Chester said self-deprecatingly, “As I grew up, I slowly came to understand some things with my medical knowledge. The nutrients needed when one is pregnant with one or two children in the belly are different. My mom was in poor health at that time and always threw up, which was why her two children failed to absorb enough nutrients. When one instinctively wanted to survive, all he could do was try his best to absorb the nutrients. When the other didn't get enough nutrients..."

He did not continue the sentence, but even so, Charity got the point.

"That makes sense when one wants to survive." Charity said, "If you could analyze the situation when you were in your mother's belly, you would be brilliant. You would be considered a monster."

Chester was amused by her words. He lowered his head and kissed her on the forehead. "Thank you for comforting me. I feel much better now."

His kiss left Charity feeling dazed for a moment.

By the time she came to her senses, she felt annoyed at herself.

Why did she comfort Chester, that albatross?

Even though they were currently in a relationship, she should not be so kind and considerate.

"Are you regretting it?" Chester teased her. "It's no use regretting it."

"Let's go and watch a movie." Charity urged him. "We're going to be late."

When the two of them eventually arrived at the theater, they were three minutes late.

Many people were there to watch the movie, so the two of them sat in the last row. The last row had... four seats. What was more, they seemed to be twin seats for couples.

"Why did you choose the last row?" Charity grumbled. "It's too far. It's best to watch the movie in the middle row."

"Have you forgotten that..." Chester leaned toward her ear. "When we watched a movie together for the first time, we chose the last row."

Charity was momentarily stunned.

In fact, she could recall it if she tried her best to do so.

She was only 17 when Chester took her to watch a movie, and he claimed that no one would notice if they kissed in the last row.

At that time, she might seem cold on the outside, but she was so shy that her cheeks blushed in the dark.

When she started to experience what love was, it was a romance movie that the two of them watched. She had no idea what the plot was about later on, but all she could remember was that he hugged and kissed her most of the time when the movie was screening.

She remembered the burning sensation when his slender fingers were on her skin.

"Pervert." Charity glared at him. "Have you forgotten everything?"

"No. I just don't want to recall it. Whenever I recall our past, I'll misunderstand you for betraying me, and then you'll be in a bad mood."

While hugging her, Chester kissed the top of her head. "I'm sorry."noveldrama

"Okay. Stop interrupting me while I'm watching the movie." Charity feigned anger and said, "If you behave like how you did the first time, I won't watch movies with you anymore."

"Alright." Chester handed her the popcorn with a grin.

"I'm not eating these. It wasn't easy for me to slim down after childbirth." Charity resisted her urge to have the tasty snack.

"You won't get fat. I'll love you no matter what you become." Chester continued to speak into her ear. The soft breath on her earlobe numbed her entire body.

Charity glowered at him. "You can just talk as usual. You don't have to come so close to me."