“I didn’t escape. I got married. I have a husband, his mother, and his grandmother to take care of now.”
Bai laughed. “Don’t even try it, Chi-Ling. Annya Taan was down her complaining about you right after you returned from that expensive Hawaiian honeymoon.”
“What did she say?” Chi-Ling asked.
“The truth. That you’re lazy, messy, and run off people from the café with that nasty attitude of yours.”
Chi-Ling pouted. “She’s just jealous that I married her precious son.”
“Don’t think that baby will make him stay with you. You better start helping down there or you’re going to end up divorced.”
Chi-Ling laughed. “Aki will never divorce me. He has too many skeletons in his closet.”
“Who doesn’t?” Bai asked.
Her husband came inside.
“Who is running the store?” Bai asked.
“Genki,” Kanay
