Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 2510

Dead silence blanketed the hallway when Rachel posed her question. Luke narrowed his eyes and looked at her. The coldness in his eyes could seemingly freeze the air in that area. 

While looking at Rachel, he spoke coldly, “What if I say they‘re not as important as Gwen?” 

He had known Gwen before his brothers. Perhaps Gwen did not remember what happened the first time they met, but Luke did. He remembered it all too well. 

The smile on Gwen‘s face, her teary eyes, and her hair that fluttered with the breeze because of the wind; he remembered every single detail. 

as a part–timer. He thought that as long as he was willing to work hard, he would eventually make

moving bricks on the construction site to earn money. Very often, he was bullied because of his feminine, elegant

his co–worker and smeared with dirt. At that time, Gwen was only 17 years old. She followed her father for inspection at the construction site. When she saw how he

dressed in a white dress, her eyebrows pressed together in agitation. A supervisor obsequiously hissed, “Didn‘t you hear? This girl asked all of you to let

the ground. Through his messed–up fringe, he saw her: clean, gentle,

treated, use the remaining money to buy new clothes and change your job.” After that, she stood up and used her clear voice to order the supervisor,

gentle back with her long hair. “You‘re damn lucky. This is the first time Ms. Larson came to inspect the construction and probably the last in her life. Not only did you see her, but she even gave you money!” Luke remembered how sarcastic the supervisor was when the supervisor was helping him. Later in the future, he always thought to himself–was he truly in luck at that time? Why else would he have the chance Gwen at the lowest point of his young adult life, and why did he see her again when he was successful and when