Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1529

Luna furrowed her brows and circled past Heather again. “I don’t like drowning my sorrows with alcohol.“

With that, she strode down the stairs.

After she had just taken two steps, Heather stopped her once more. “Why are you so afraid to drink with me, Luna? I won’t laugh at you if you’re lightweight.“

Luna frowned upon hearing this. She glared at Heather and said, “Since you know I’m lightweight, why do you keep on insisting on drinking with me? What are you up to?“

She suddenly realized that out of her desperation, she had accidentally said the wrong thing.

She pursed her lips and grabbed hold of Luna, smiling. “Of course I’m not up to anything. I just thought you’re probably so preoccupied with everything that’s happened lately. After all, Mother raised me since young, and I, too, am upset to see her like this.

“I’ve been thinking that you and I haven’t gotten the chance to have dinner together and chat ever since you returned to our family. Mother used to long for us to reconcile and be as close as real sisters.

“Therefore, seeing how Mother is doing now, I’ve wanted to have a drink with you not only to drown our sorrows but to get to know you better as well.

if she

Heather intended to drink with her tonight. Even

and agreed to her

a bit boring just to drink, so why don’t I go downstairs and whip us

so much trouble; I’ve already asked the kitchen to

her phone

Heather had already ordered the kitchen to prepare the food, it would be impossible for

to miscarry or pass

to see what tricks Heather had up her

that Luna finally agreed, Heather let out an exhale and felt the weight lift off her

come to Landry Mansion in an hour, so if she could not get Luna to drink the spiked wine in time, then her plan would

two of them sat down in the bay window of

sky and said, “I never thought you would invite me for a drink tonight. Did you

then let out an awkward smile. “I never…liked drinking. I just thought you

around and glanced at Heather impassively. “I guess you’re not a very good drinker either. Neither Joseph nor Natasha can hold their liquor,