Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 1834

“Did you know beforehand that your mother kept such drugs in the warehouse?” Luna shook her head with vigor.

“I had no idea…” That day, before she brought Charlotte to the drug warehouse, Luna had ordered the butler to ask Mickey i f there were any lethal drugs or poison in the warehouse.

At that time, the butler’s reply was clear; Mickey had told them that the most dangerous drug inside the warehouse was the one that Rosalyn had developed for Charles.

As for the rest, they would not pose any threat to anyone at all, at least not according to Mickey’s records.

Luna was still a little worried despite hearing this, and she had even asked the butler to bring her to Mickey’s room, where she had snuck in to take a peek at his drug records book.

ensuring that the most dangerous drug in the warehouse was only capable of sedating someone or causing hives on their bodies and not taking their lives, Luna finally gave in and brought Charlotte into the warehouse, At that time, she thought that even if Charlotte had

never in Luna’s wildest dreams had she thought that Rosalyn would keep drugs capable of erasing one’s memories and allowing one to be mind-controlled… – It was all her fault! – – “Well, since you didn’t know at all, you shouldn’t blame yourself for it.” Joshua sighed and gently

his dark eyes and added, “It wasn’t your fault.” Luna shook her

all my

their child was still alive and instead tried to talk to Joshua about this…things would not have ended up like this… It was all her fault! Seeing that Luna was unwilling to believe otherwise, Joshua had no choice but to sigh and say, “The

a poison, there must be an antidote somewhere, and even if we can’t find it, there are surely other ways of helping Jim

let out a sigh

be right here with you.” Luna lifted her head to stare

a sudden, she

At this moment, he even held her hand and told her that he would be by her side… “I’ve never thought of you as my enemy at all.” Joshua curled his lips

guard down and told me the truth,