Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 1494

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1494

Christopher seemed to be targeting Malcolm in all of his verbal accusations.

This was strange.

When Malcolm had given Christopher the Clinging Root, he had understood the frustration that Christopher had felt when Joshua fooled him, so the two of them should have had a harmonious relationship. Why was Christopher so harsh toward Malcolm today?

“I’m just trying to make sense of something.” Christopher sneered and extended his hand toward Joshua, who was still wearing his mask.

Joshua handed him a phone.

Christopher scrolled through the call history and text messages on this phone as he stared at Malcolm impassively. “This servant whom you claimed to have left Quinn Mansion disguised himself and started working for me at Swan Lake Chalet.

“After Joshua’s friend, Jude, contacted me about the Clinging Root, this man got in touch with the Quinn family, so much so that no matter what I did, whether it was something major or minor, he’d call the Quinn family.”

As he said this, Christopher stared at Malcolm coldly. “How are you going to explain this, Master Quinn? Is this servant contacting the Quinn family out of concern despite his termination, or…”

Christopher’s expression darkened. “Did the Quinn family send him to spy on me?”

into her throat when

about what he was

the fake herb just now, and on top of

drained from

out

gone along with every one of Malcolm’s whims all this while, even if it meant

out this

hand was met with

head. “I didn’t know you had such a good sense of humor, Dr. Christopher. Why would the

added, “This man used to work for Hunter, and

asked, “Tell me, why did you attempt to get in touch with us that day? Did someone

to spy on

gentle, there was a hint

servant lowered his head and did not

lip and lifted his

reason I had tried to get in touch with the Quinn family was that I had accidentally left something behind, and the

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