His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 398 The Irrelevant Ones

The entire room fell into a profound silence.

Josiah reached out and pulled her phone away, immediately ending the call. Then, he swiftly added. Lysanne’s number to the blacklist.

When he returned her phone, he softly said, “Don’t answer calls from irrelevant people in the future.”

Irrelevant people?

Lysander couldn’t help but comment. Toute heartless.”

Josiah’s expression remained unchanged. “In my life, there’s nothing I despise more than deceit.”

Josiah didn’t stay for long.

After he left, Lysander quickly grabbed a bite to eat, then plunged straight into a deep, sweet slumber.

When she woke up, the room was shrouded in darkness. Glancing at the time on her phone, she realized it was already past three in the morning.

The setting was simple in the mountainous region, with only a serene valley visible through the enormous floor–to–ceiling window.

woke up at night, there would always be lights outside as soon as you drew the curtains. It was indeed convenient, but it always left one feeling somewhat

like

so profound. It stilled her heart completely.

herself on the terrace overlooking the valley. The air was somewhat damp, and it was only then that she noticed the

scent of flowers and fresh soil dominated the air, subtly

from not too far

the conference call. Yes, anytime after one in the morning tomorrow. Right, when you have a moment, could you pick out a laptop and a cell phone suitable for a university student? Michelle is about to start school. See if she needs anything else and help her get it. Yes, just tell her you’re a friend of her sister’s. Alright, let’s leave it at that for now. If anything comes up,

phone call lasted for over half an hour.

could hear his faint cough. She wasn’t sure whether it was due to the chilling cold of the mountains or the continuous chain of

standing outside for a while, Lysander began to feel the chill and

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breaths as if attempting to clear out the lingering scent of smoke

said, “Did I

I couldn’t hear your voice at all