Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Joshua carried Luna into the car.

Luna sat in the back seat in silence throughout the car ride, gazing at the scenery outside the window.

The car pulled further and further away from the city center, heading toward the outskirts.

Luna could not help frowning as she watched the trees go past. “Why would Neil be at such a faraway place?“

Joshua reached out to hold her hand but paused. His hand hung mid-air for a moment, then finally drew it back.

He let out a sigh and said, “So that he can be at peace, with no one disturbing him.“

Luna nodded, thinking that Joshua’s explanation did not seem right yet made sense at the same time. “ Hmm, I guess you’re right! Neil definitely needs some alone time by himself. This child is far too talkative… Even though he’s only six, he acts like a grown-up. Sometimes, I even think he might be older than me.

“He’d always tell me not to stay up too late and forbid me from pulling an all-nighter, like a nagging grown-up. He’d always tell Nellie not to disturb me and ask us all to sleep in and get plenty of rest, but he’d always wake up early to make us breakfast.

“He constantly nags us to take care of our bodies… Nellie always teased him and told him he was acting like an old man. He’s only six, but he’s so talkative all the time. It’s like he’s afraid if he doesn’t talk, he won’t have a chance to do so in the future…“

As soon as she realized what she had said, Luna pursed her lips and did not say anything more.

Everyone grew silent.

so quiet that

driving the car, stifled his tears and focused on the road

anticipation and excitement. She was looking forward to seeing Neil again. She believed that everything was like Joshua had described—that the reason Neil

to a cemetery, Luna could no

her legs gave out beneath her, and she slumped

could not accept

trunk and assembled it.

“ Why? Why? Joshua Lynch, I entrusted Neil in your care. You told me you’d take good care

promised me you’d fulfill your responsibility as

so choked up by tears

like an invisible

and Luna clung to the hem of her shirt desperately. She was so overcome by grief that she had

It was her fault.

should not have put her hope on Joshua. She should not have thought Joshua would be able to save

fault for

have brought Neil and Nellie

and Nigel could not be saved,

sobbed but could not say a

walked slowly into the cemetery, pushing Luna’s