Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Fiona’s expression darkened upon hearing this.

Since Joshua had brought this up, this meant that he had seen the interviews she did, but…

She had already downloaded the application that Jake had given her into both Joshua and Lucas’

phones…so how could he have found out about the interviews?

“You told the media that even though Nigel and Nellie are just children, they’re already wise beyond their age. Doesn’t that imply that they had indeed kidnapped Janice?“

Fiona pursed her lips slightly. “That wasn’t what I meant. All I wanted to say was that they were intelligent kids…“

“Is that so?“ Joshua curled his lips into a cold sneer and opened the passenger side door. “Come on in. I have something to tell you.“

Fiona contemplated for a moment before finally getting into the car.

entering, the bodyguard that had been keeping an

backseat, Joshua stopped him and said, “I want to thank you for protecting Ms. Blake these few days, so go find Lucas to

He immediately nodded and scampered off

bodyguard left, Joshua locked the car doors and started the engine. Fiona sat in the passenger seat and said in a gentle voice, “Joshua, I thought that you’d be

sigh and added, “I pity Luna. If her children hadn’t died, she wouldn’t have lost her mind due to the emotional trauma and gone crazy. I was even thinking of visiting her at the mental asylum, but she escaped before I could do so Joshua narrowed his eyes slightly and smiled as

Luna’s escape a secret to prevent the public from finding out. Even after he had gone to the mental asylum and discovered that Luna had broken

to leak the news to the public. Despite that, Fiona somehow knew

startled by this question. Then, after a long pause, she let out an awkward cough and said, “Actually, I… I heard this from—

Chase,“ a cold,

and fixated her gaze on Fiona, sneering. “You and Mr. Chase

“ Fiona was so shocked by Luna’s voice and sudden appearance that she could not even say

at Luna, then at Joshua, her face as pale

Joshua’s car at this moment, utterly unscathed, this could only