Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Luna curled her lips into a smirk.

She moved closer to Fiona and taunted lowly with contempt, “What makes you think he’ll protect you and take care of your child after you give birth?“

Fiona narrowed her eyes. “Of course he will.“

Luna scoffed. “Do you want me to help you count the number of women he made this promise to? Do you want to know what happened to all of them in the end? How naive.“

Fiona stood up gracefully. “That’s because you were the one who wanted children, while he didn’t, but it’s different with me.“

She slowly made her way to Luna and fixated her triumphant, mocking gaze on her. “This morning, Joshua posed a request to me, right in front of your dead son’s grave. He wanted me to bear children for him.“

Fiona smirked and continued, tucking her hair behind her ear, “I didn’t want to because I had to consider my health, but he told me that he longed to have children with the person he loved. Maybe if your dead son got reborn as me and Joshua’s child, that’d be great.“

her fists when she

at Fiona and tried to suppress the urge to rip her into pieces right this instant.

or how many children you plan to have, but from today onward, if I find out you went to visit my son’s grave or said anything like this

harshly that it was as though her eyeballs would pop out of their sockets at any moment. “Don’t underestimate the bond between a mother and

up the documents on her desk and stormed out of the

the door slam, Fiona could not help

pleased with herself, and was about to send a message inviting Joshua for lunch when she received a text

stared at these five words on the screen and

typed a reply,

I’m not here to steal

to see

the meeting room, Luna strode back to her