Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

After ending the call with Nigel, Luna hesitated in her room for a long while but finally mustered her courage and went to the hospital.

Joshua was right.

Luke did indeed protect Gwen very well. Even when she wanted to meet Gwen, his subordinates guarding the door had to report to their superiors and onward, before they finally obtained Luke’s permission and allowed her into the ward.

When Luna arrived at Gwen’s hospital ward, Gwen was climbing down the hospital with her father, Andy’s help.

Seeing Luna arrive, Gwen’s pupils shrunk slightly, then she raised her eyes and smiled at her softly. “ You’re just in time.“

She smiled and sat in the wheelchair. “Luke Jones said I’ll be transferred to another hospital tomorrow. I want to make a trip home, to pack up some of my stuff and bring it over there.“

With that, Gwen looked at Luna calmly. “Since you’re here, please accompany me home. I don’t want my father to still be taking care of me when I’m already an adult.“

Luna pursed her lips, walked toward her silently, and took the wheelchair that Andy was pushing. “ Alright.“

She pushed Gwen out of the hospital ward, entered the elevator and headed downstairs.

A black Cayenne was parked downstairs.

Luke leaned on the car bonnet elegantly, smoking a cigarette. Seeing them arrive, the man extinguished the cigarette in his hands, walked to the wheelchair and heaved Gwen

help but raise into a

“I was born unlucky. I’ve done all sorts of

stood up directly and entered the car, climbing

was prepared to be

was surprised. Someone like him… would escort Gwen

he drove, Luna completely believed Joshua’s words, that Luke would protect Gwen as best as

The journey was quiet.

at the villa with Gwen, the villa was

just returned to pack some clothes and

and Ben’s wedding album

her heart… Gwen must still be missing Ben,

ten years, Gwen had been having feelings for Ben. It wasn’t so easy to forget a

like her feelings

breath, reached out and grabbed Gwen’s hand. “One

eyes, nodded silently, not