Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

“Damn it!“

In the amusement park’s changing room, Alice unwillingly slipped out of her long, red dress and into a long shirt and long pants that the staff provided.

After leaving the changing room, she ran into Neil who had long since been waiting for her at the entrance.

“Ms. Alice, our beautiful day has just started.“

The little guy leaned on the door, licking on the new ice cream that Joshua bought for him and winked in Alice’s direction. “Later I would like to invite you to ride on the roller coaster, the drop tower and the swing pendulum ride too! “

He frowned slightly. “Ms. Alice, are you afraid of heights? I remember there’s also bungee jumping facilities in this amusement park.“ As he said that, he turned and glimpsed at her, “Initially, I planned to enjoy those rides with Mommy Luna, but now that she hurt her shoulder, I have no choice but to invite you. Since you’re here today to bond with us children, then you wouldn’t reject an invitation from your beloved son and daughter to enjoy such exciting rides, right?“

Alice trembled slightly. She hated all these exciting, gravity-defying rides the most! If it was not because she wanted to teach Luna a lesson, she would not have come here at all! Her initial plan was to act all

lovey-dovey with Joshua in front of Luna and take away her chance of spending time with the children when necessary.

Luna was unhappy, she

But now…

instead she was made a fool of the moment they entered

expression venomous. “ What do you

cream, and smiled in her direction.

bad mood because her husband is in jail. What do

teeth, glared at Neil

the pendant hanging from his necklace and laughed cheekily, “Nigel, the idea you gave me is perfect! You’re the best!

her, she’s a germaphobe, has a fear of heights, and hates exhilarating

smiled, his eyes curving into little crescents. “ But how did you find information about

then hurriedly changed the subject. “We must have

just hacked into the surveillance system, Nellie

it, let him stay then. We’re leaving