Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

“My biggest wish is that I can look for Neil together with Mommy and Nigel.“

Hearing Nellie mention Neil, Joshua’s arm that was wrapped around her trembled slightly. A moment later, he turned and glanced at Nigel. “You think that Neil isn’t dead too?“

Nigel’s fingers continued tapping away at the keyboard. He glanced at his father deeply and said, “If I told you now that I think Neil is still alive, would you think that I’m crazy and lock me up in an asylum?“

Joshua’s eyebrows screwed tightly together. “I’ll repeat myself, your mommy was sent here for treatment because she is mentally ill.“

Joshua nodded. “Mr. Robert Jenson has been practicing medicine for more than two years and has diagnosed hundreds of thousands of patients. He has never misdiagnosed a patient’s condition.”

How could his diagnosis be wrong?

his eyes. That old man was a master

closed his laptop, and finally raised his eyes to look at his father. “I heard there’s a newly opened water park in Banyan City, it seems fun. I want to bring Nellie there before autumn is in

and prudent. Nellie was always the one who suggested going out on trips or any playdates. This

father’s confused expression, Nigel laughed faintly, ”After visiting Mommy, Nellie is in a bad mood, she thinks that Mommy is suffering.

car back. The children were too worried about Luna. Maybe a fun day out would be a good distraction. Besides, the water park was integrated with Bonnie’s hotel. They could go to the hotel to get some rest after

the Yacht Club Hotel. Joshua ordered Zach and Yuri to accompany the children then returned to

the waterpark, but in truth, they were busy searching for their target, Janice Yale. Finally, around 3 p.m. or p.m., they finally found her sitting beside the

they could not unscrew the cap on their drinks and fluttered around them, addressing her sweetly as grandma, making her very happy. She and these two little guys hit it off and even bought them ice cream. The

curious. “It’s just the two of you? Where are your

he rarely has the time to look after us, we