His Beloved Ex-Wife
Chapter 533
Chapter 533 Lysander Is My Bottom Line
“A few months ago…” Lysander felt a bit guilty. “Dad, I didn’t deliberately keep it from you. I was just worried that you and Mom might overthink things. So, I wanted to wait for a more suitable opportunity to discuss this matter.”
“How did they manage to find you?”
“Because of the red string in my hand.”
Maverick nodded, his voice tinged with guilt. “Your mother and I didn’t tell you because we didn’t want you to overthink it. Over the years, we’ve come to consider you as our own daughter.”
“I know, Dad… I know.”
“I was aware, you know, that secrets can’t be kept forever and that you would eventually find out. But then I thought you were all grown up now, and your biological parents hadn’t shown up. I thought perhaps they already had other plans in mind. Thinking that was the case, we decided not to burden you with all this messed up information to avoid distracting you from your work.”
A feeling of heaviness instantly enveloped Lysander’s heart when she heard those words.
The secret she had been cautiously hiding was not only exposed, but it happened amidst such chaotic circumstances.
Lysander’s temples were throbbing incessantly, her stress levels nearly doubled, and she faintly felt a wave of nausea coming on.
Maverick’s expression changed instantly when he noticed her pale complexion. “Are you feeling unwell? Did that guy do something to you?” he asked concernedly.
Lysander quickly began to explain, “Dad, I’ve just been under a bit of work–related stress lately, that’s all. I’ve already seen a doctor who assured me it’s nothing serious. As for what Lysanne said-”
“Let’s not dwell on that for now,” Maverick interjected, waving his hand dismissively. “I’m just glad you’re okay. It seems like she wasn’t well–liked at your hospital. Quite a few people knew her and didn’t have a high opinion of her. Eventually, a crowd gathered, and she was escorted out.”
“I’m just afraid you and Mom would be taken advantage of.”
“By that mistress? She’s incapable of doing that!” Maverick noticed his daughter’s complexion had improved, and he breathed a sigh of relief. “Let’s head home first. You need to rest properly.”
wave of warmth surged in Lysander’s
world, she still had a place
the atmosphere surrounding Josiah was completely different from that of
Despite his best efforts to shake Dillon and Tiffany off, he
house, so he had no choice but to return distress. She even refused to drink her prepared milk formula,
washed his face and devoted himself entirely to taking care of her. He was afraid that
while. mouth was still puckered up. She was holding back tears as she eagerly
he encountered, that would have been manageable. What truly irked Josiah was Tiffany and Dillon’s persistent presence, which seemed to haunt the
night
wary of Dillon and
when it came to matters could do was stand by,
child–rearing, he was of no help. All
Instead, she said, “Jose, the baby is crying so hard that it’s pitiful. She must be missing her mother. How about letting me
even batting an eye, Josiah casually remarked, “No need. You’re too young to take care
can learn, can’t I? After all, girls are naturally more attentive. You, being a big man, can’t possibly take care of a baby properly. Come
interest in her feigned enthusiasm. Her lips
wore a displeased expression,
he finally managed to soothe the young
crying wasn’t
child, and said, “I’m sorry. I was just trying to distract
pleasantries. He simply sidestepped her, carrying the baby over to the window to gaze
wrung her hands,
call Lysa to come back? What if the baby
apart just listening to it. How
actually
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