His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 668 I Am Josiah Guerra

As a doctor, Lysander immediately sensed something was o police tell you how this man ended up like this?”

“It seemed that he had been in a car accident. Grandpa Blaine initially refused to accept this, asserting that this man must have been harmed by some villains. However, without any evidence, the man’s family couldn’t accept it either. They took him to a large hospital for an examination, and the results confirmed that he indeed had been in a car accident.”

Rhizone’s voice was filled with dejection. He was still young, but he had already heard the adults discussing these matters, and they sounded utterly disappointed.

“Later on, their family moved away, seemingly to seek medical treatment for their eldest son. After witnessing his predicament, the others didn’t dare to cause any more trouble. Now, whenever they showed up, everyone would avoid them, only returning once they had left.”

“Right now, the village is filled with the elderly and the weak. Everyone’s actions are driven by the fear of their children getting hurt.” Lysander said, her voice soft with concern. She was afraid that exposing him to the harsh realities too soon would lead to his disillusionment with the world.

Josiah, on the other hand, reassured, “I believe in karma. They will soon face their consequences.”

With a mix of skepticism and curiosity, Rhizone questioned, “There’s no such thing as karma. They’ve been doing wrong not just for a day or two, yet who knows when their comeuppance will arrive.”

“It’ll be here soon.”“”

Rhizone didn’t utter another word. He just silently led the way for them, clearly showing that he had become disheartened.

When he spotted a village not too far away, he raised his hand, pointing down the road ahead. “If we go around from that side, we’ll be able to see the health center.”

Their destination was not far off now,

Just as the trio spotted the light of hope, preparing to head back to charge their phones and call the police, a group of unruly youths had already started to approach from the only path they could take.

They practically looked like thugs.

in fear when he saw them, and he halted in place. It was just like before when someone had

forward, positioning himself in front of Rhizone, shielding him from what

swiftly putting on her shoes. She was determined to stand by

entitled to reprimand

swiftly moved Lysander behind him, then coolly said to the group of thugs, “Can I help you

and said, “That car by the lake is yours, isn’t it? You’re dressed decently and you can afford such a nice car. You must not be short of

seemed that he had mistaken Josiah for a lawyer that the villagers had hired from outside.

memory. Mr. Lanister was kind enough to offer them a chance to relocate, yet they have the audacity to bring in reinforcements from outside. It seems we must make an example

leaving. He simply observed them with an expressionless face, his gaze as cold as if he

leader glared at his audacious behavior, pointing a finger at him as he continued to berate, “So you’re disregarding my goodwill, huh? Fine, this time

halfway through his speech when his fist, aimed at Josiah, was abruptly caught mid- air. His wrist was twisted at an awkward angle, and before he knew what was happening, he found himself thrown off balance and sent

the village’s dirt

were all stunned on the spot. Not one of them reacted in

Rhizone behind him and said, “Rhizone, you Thorne back

“What about you!?”

Who would dare to challenge

he kept in mind what Lysander had told him to do.

couldn’t just leave Josiah behind. She grabbed him and said, “These people are all thugs. They

gang leader had taken quite a fall, but with his reputation at stake in front of his underlings, he was sure to retaliate. Even if Josiah was highly skilled, he was inevitalily

hini toward the thickest part of the nearby shrubbery. Seeing them trying to run, the gang leader got up.

in stature, almost concealed by the reeds and

the last time Lysander had taken the initiative to hold his hand. He

of them had stumbled and fallen due

paused in his