Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 2764

Yannie was a little shocked when Joshua brought up Riley.

A split second later, she let out a bitter chuckle and said, “I’ll leave Riley with Thomas.”

Riley was sick and needed to be hospitalized long–term for her treatment.

Unlike Thomas, Yannie knew she was not wealthy nor possessed Thomas‘ intelligence, so she would not be able to provide Riley with the lifestyle she deserved. Things would be different if Riley were to live with Thomas.

Thomas would provide only the best for her so that she would grow up a healthy, happy child.

At the thought of this, Yannie curled her lips into a smile and glanced at Joshua. ” Mr. Lynch, are you bringing up Riley…to try to convince me not to leave?”

Joshua narrowed his eyes and shook his head. “It’s shameful to use a mother’s child to keep her hostage, so I never intend to do anything like that.”

Yannie’s heart lurched when she heard this.

later, she paused and said, “Well…what are you trying

slowly, “Thomas is my cousin, so it might not be my place to say this, but the truth is, even though I agree that he

other hand, are far more thoughtful and considerate than he is. When you were helping Luna, I could tell that you, like

once helped Luna and I take care of our three children, so…

gaze on Yannie and continued, “If you truly want to leave Thomas, I strongly advise you to bring Riley with you, where she’ll be better off.”

never expected Joshua to say this

after a long moment, she finally lifted her head to stare at

so it’s only natural we’d want

were born at the same time and eventually switched out for the other, so in

Thomas were not my cousin, I’d still want her to grow up

on behalf of the child, but if you feel that Riley will be a burden to you and affect your life…”

he could even finish his sentence. “That’s not what I meant at all!

stop her tears from falling anymore. “I’d never want to give up

at Joshua with tear–stained eyes. “After I leave Thomas, my mother and I will have no choice but to return to our former