Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Luna wanted to laugh, but she did not dare to when she saw how pitiful Gwen looked. She refrained from laughing and walked over to Gwen to hold her hand. “Then tell me–where did you go?”

“How would I know…” Gwen pursed her lips. “I only remembered having a weird dream. When I woke up, I‘m already here.”

She continued as she glared at Luna to voice out her dissatisfaction, “I was drinking with you, wasn‘t I? Why didn’t you take care of me? Why did you let those people do whatever they want with me and say I went into the dumpster?”.

Luna was amused. “So you‘re blaming me because you ran away by yourself?”

Gwen furrowed her brow and wanted to say something before she spotted Yannie standing behind Luna. Thus, she let go of Luna and stood up to strode at Yannie and looked at her with a serious face. “Yannie, I know you won‘t lie to me. Tell me what happened last night in detail.”

Gwen and carefully added, “Gwen, it‘s not a big deal going into the dumpster by yourself. It‘s snowing and practically freezing in Saigen City. The dumpster was dirty,

about this. Gwen would need to face the fact sooner or later. Many people, including Lucas and his men, those who helped to shower Gwen just now, and those who were at the dump station, had….seen it. Thus, even if she and Luna comforted and told her a lie, it was better to let Gwen accept the fact and be over with it soon. Luna did not plan to comfort or lie to Gwen. She just wanted

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the ceiling with a stupefied expression.

was just a

Luke in her dream, but he kept on denying that he was Luke. Despite that, she was assured he was Lucas because of the aura he emitted. He was not willing to admit his identity, yet he still cared for her. He did not want to let her freeze out on a day that snowed and let her get out

if she slept in the dumpster where Lucas and his men found her there… Everything about that person must be a dream. She clearly remembered the man who denied being Luke brought her to

was larger than the shame of knowing she slept in