Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 1926 

A few seconds later, Charlotte incredulously stared at Luna and Luke, who both stood before

her.

Just moments ago, in the living room…

After taking Gwen away, the only people left in the room were Luna, Luke, Jim, and…a disguised Bonnie.

With Luna and Luke standing here, this meant that Jim and Bonnie were left alone!

Charlotte bit her lip and suddenly understood everything; this was one of Luna’s tricks!

Luna must have predicted that she would assume the one standing behind her was Bonnie and that she would deliberately lure Bonnie out of the room to hurt her, so she let Gwen and Bonnie exchange places beforehand.

Since Charlotte had accidentally harmed Gwen, not only would she get on Luke’s bad side, but she had even created an opportunity for Bonnie and Gwen to meet in private!

dots, Charlotte gritted

get rid of that deceitful

she thought of this, Charlotte let out an exhale and turned to glance at Luke. “Mr. Jones, I didn’t do this to provoke you on purpose… This was all just a misunderstanding. Let’s … Let’s go back to the living room now, and Jim will straighten this

ass for you like a baby?” Seated on a chair, Gwen extended her hand out so the doctor could check her burns

she heard this, Charlotte grew even more certain that Gwen and Luna had done this on purpose so that Bonnie and Jim could spend more

herself for falling right into their trap, and cursing Luna for

still put on a smile on her face as she said, “Well, since you don’t feel like moving,

to see whether Luke truly loves me enough to help me settle this, and I want to know what kind of punishment you’re going

longer hide the fury in her eyes when she heard

was not intimidated by this at all. She met Charlotte’s murderous

don’t

consumed by her

course not, Ms. Larson. Since you want to

at the servant standing next to her, quivering in fear, and

matter what, she could not let Bonnie and Jim stay in the same

their plan was foolproof and that Jim would never be able to remember Bonnie, she was still