Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Joshua found it comical.

“I thought that you didn’t want to serve anybody anymore when you quit your job as my servant at Blue Bay Villa, yet here you are, at my company’s department of design, serving my employees?“

Luna smiled without saying a word. “This is Mr. Lynch’s request, so it’s natural that I had to obey.“

“You’ll do whatever I say?“

“Of course.“ Luna smiled. She looked up at Joshua, her eyes rather seductive. “When Mr. Lynch told me not to move, not once have I moved. Do you still remember, Mr. Lynch?“ she spoke meaningfully.

Joshua’s eyes narrowed as he looked into her beguiling eyes.

He could not seem to resist her seduction. Courtney had a similar face to Luna Gibson, more so than Luna, yet he barely reacted to her.

Unable to avert himself from Luna’s gaze, he lowered his head, irritated. He randomly flipped through the proposals as he glanced through.

questioned as he skimmed through

knew she struck a chord when she noticed how haggard he behaved. Since he started talking about work, she did not slack off. “I’ve gone through

furrowed his brows lightly. “Tell me

“It’s nothing much.“

spoke her opinion as she stood in

people who came up

the designers abroad, but every single designer was carefully selected. All of them were equally

that every employee of the Lynch Group was the cream of the crop, yet their designs— they, the best of the bunch—were

but, “ said Luna smilingly, “education doesn’t equal skills and ability, does it? A person’s ability, strength, and potential can’t be evaluated by rigid

a case -to -case basis, to each specific situation. I’m sure you know about this too, Mr.

earnest as she commented, smiling. Her confident gaze

Once…

once a woman who stood in front of him with a similar

those words, that woman would smile and look at him. ‘Hubby, you’re the president of a group.