Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 955

Luna was stunned to hear Joshua’s words.

Fiona was in trouble? She just called her this morning, pressing her to leave Banyan City.

She frowned. “What happened to Fiona?“

On the other end of the phone, Joshua sighed, a hint of helplessness in his voice. “Fiona got into a fight with me and drove out of the Orchard Manor alone. Then, she…met with an accident.“

Luna paused, then pursed her lips. “Then you should be accompanying her instead. You don’t have to inform me about something like this, I can neither take care of her nor—“

“Luna.“ On the other end of the phone, he sucked in a deep breath and interrupted her faintly. “I already ordered Lucas and Zach to pick you and Nigel up.“

Joshua’s words baffled her. Fiona met with an accident and was hospitalized. Why would he tell her this and ask her to go to the hospital? She could still understand if he wanted her to go, but why insist on bringing Nigel along?

her relative. Why would

years in hospital, and now that he’s finally recovered, he won’t want to go

Luna herself did not want to go. She was already restraining herself from burning firecrackers to celebrate Fiona’s accident, so why would she go visit

silent for a while, then opened his mouth and said coldly,

low voice was cold and emotionless. “Nigel’s blood type

did Luna

out… Joshua insisted on asking her to bring Nigel to the hospital because

just a six—year—old boy! Besides, because of the blood disease that he had, he just completed surgery for a bone

highly successful, the transplanted bone marrow began to produce blood in Nigel’s body, but he had only recovered a month ago. He definitely should not be donating blood to someone else

“It’s not like I’m not making any other effort, both the hospital and I are transferring blood from other blood banks. Still, Nigel…has

to Joshua’s deep and unfeeling

struck hard with a hammer. She

her heart for him because he helped her last night, because he wanted to bid her a proper goodbye,