Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1504

Charles’ expression darkened upon hearing this.

He and Rosalyn had been married for so many years that he could tell when she was lying and when she spoke of the truth.

She was trying to help Joshua escape and stop him from punishing Joshua!

Charles gritted his teeth and glanced at Joshua. He wanted nothing more than to punish this man, but on the other hand, he could not expose Rosalyn’s lies in front of so many people.

Charles waved his hands dismissively and refused to even give Joshua another glance. “Mr. Lynch, even though Rosalyn had invited you, I’d still like to remind you that the Landry Mansion isn’t a place you can come and go as you please!

“This place doesn’t welcome you at all, so if you sneak into our home without someone’s invitation in the future, I won’t let you go scot-free just because you saved my wife’s life!

With that, he stood up and ordered, “Christopher, please bring Mr. Lynch away and leave. Jack, please bring Rosalyn back to her room.”

turned and glanced at Luna, who had been standing in a corner, and said curtly, “You,

hesitated for a moment, then quickly followed

not help narrowing his eyes. Christopher quickly walked over and grabbed hold of his arm, signaling for him to leave. ” Since Luna has already promised that she’ll come to Swan Lake Chalet, we should go

in agreement and finally

a while, Heather and Malcolm were the

slammed her cup on the

think we cou1d’ve done?” Malcolm sneered and added, “Would you have wanted Charles to expose

help at all. After all, with him and Heather, the

and make him take out his

none of them expected that Rosalyn would appear

Rosalyn had said about wanting Luna to leave the Landry family in

He narrowed his eyes, gazing at a distance, and said, “Rosalyn is messing

“You’re right. If Joshua and Christopher hadn’t stuck their noses in, Rosalyn would’ve

food was so advanced that Rosalyn herself did not know how to formulate an antidote. However, neither she nor Malcolm