Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

“Nigel, I told you! I told you Daddy will definitely come to visit you! “ Nellie yelled excitedly as she pulled Joshua into the room.

At the side of the room, Anne looked at Nellie and widened her eyes in shock. Since Nellie was diagnosed with autism, she rarely spoke unprompted. Sometimes, when others talked to her, she would even keep quiet and refuse to answer.

Anne had been accompanying Luna and Nellie throughout the whole day as they waited for Nigel and this was the first time Nellie took the initiative to speak.

Luna looked at Anne’s shocked expression and could not help but sigh. She remembered the last time Nellie took the initiative to speak was when Nellie asked her to stay beside Joshua, to take care of him when he was in a coma.

Now, she spoke on her own initiative again, and again, it was for Joshua. Nellie’s love for her father was obvious. Luna was not angry that Nellie liked Joshua, she was just sad. For him, Nellie could even overcome her autism, and take the initiative to speak. But in Joshua’s eyes, Nellie was nothing. To him, Nellie, Nigel, and even Neil who had passed away and the other child…they were all useless, old documents. He could throw them away at a moment’s notice, without an ounce of hesitation.

“Mr. Lynch.“

eyes and looked at his mother. His eyes

the time?“ Anne snorted and was about to say something but she

had just finished his operation, she did not want him to be too depressed. It would

I heard Mr. Lynch’s voice.“ Nigel looked at Joshua, both his tone and expression remained calm. “During the operation even though I was unconscious, but faintly, I’m

his eyes slightly. During Nigel’s operation, he did indeed ask the doctor about Nigel’s condition several times through the CCTV camera. He never thought that the boy who was unconscious from the effects of the anesthesia would hear him and even

it was an illusion.“ He smiled as he looked at his son and laughed, “I was

face and tried desperately to detect a hint of his emotions. But he hid them too well. Nigel