Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

By the time Joshua, Luna, Neil, and Nellie came out o f the kindergarten, the crowd of parents waiting outside had dispersed.

Lucas, obediently waiting outside, froze momentarily in shock when he saw the two adults and two children emerging out of the building.

‘Why are Joshua and Luna together again? They had just parted ways last night and even fought this morning.’ Lucas thought to himself, flummoxed at the sight. He could still picture the solemn look on Joshua’s face when he returned to the ward this morning. Did they somehow manage to make up in just a few hours?

Joshua hoisted Nellie into his arms and slid into the backseat.

Neil, seemingly trying to avoid Joshua, opened the passenger side door in a swift motion and sat in the front passenger seat.

Luna paused. After a moment’s hesitation, however, she opened the car door and got into the backseat. Joshua was on the left while Luna was on the right, with Nellie wedged in between them.

“Thank you, Daddy! “ Nellie gazed at her father with an awestruck look in her eyes. “I wouldn’t have lied if I had known you’d let me have fried chicken! “

Joshua squinted at her and cupped her tiny hand with his large one. “In the future, you should be

anything you want. Don’t lie

her head in shame and

Okay…“

you shouldn’t lie about getting hurt,

I do get

red nail polish. “Well, in that case, Daddy will be very sad.“ After a pause, he

lips in approval. She snuck a glance at Luna and said, “See, Aunty,

hearing this but said

was he kidding? If he truly cared about Nellie, if he would

seemingly wanted Nellie’s life at all costs, yet this man—who kept trying to act like a good father—did nothing

out a sigh. She lifted her head to sneak a surreptitious glance at Joshua. She still could not figure out what this man planned to do

car soon arrived at Blue Bay

Lily came forward to greet them with a smile as soon as the car stopped. “How