The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 33 Unmistakably Fixed On Her

As the month drew close, Lysander resumed her hospital duties following her annual leave, feeling almost fully recovered.

Her colleagues and the expectant mothers in the ward warmly welcomed her, but only Lynn was privy to the intricacies of the situation. She felt an urge to say something whenever Lysander appeared, yet hesitated and held back.

When Lysander returned from her rounds, she noticed Lynn’s flushed face-—a clear sign that she was holding back some words. She couldn’t help but chuckle and told Lynn, “Just speak your mind. There’s no need to hold back.”

Lynn asked, “Dr. Thorne, do you intend to divorce your husband?”

“Yes, just one final procedure remains. I’ll spend half an hour at the Civil Affairs Bureau to wrap it up,” Lysander replied.

Burdened with unspoken thoughts, Lynn bit her lip while anxiously gazing at Lysander. Yet, she struggled to find the right words for a moment.

Lysander offered a comforting pat on her shoulder and reassured her, “Don’t overthink it. Let’s get back

to work.”

After much consideration, Lysander decided to forgo an overseas assignment.

decided not to do so

“There are a few expectant mothers whose conditions are not good, and I can’t abandon

was a friendly elderly man who could be a bit intrusive. With an ambiguous wink, he remarked, “If you can’t bring yourself to leave your husband, then don’t. There’s no need to justify your choice. Everyone has

softly and

news that the hospital had chosen another candidate for the

was a sudden influx of

its demands. Meanwhile, Lynn spent her afternoon anxiously pacing back and forth at the hospital entrance.

completing surgery, Lysander couldn’t help but ask Lynn, “What are

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odd happening. It feels like someone constantly watches us as if we’re

it seriously, Lysander asked, “Any horror movie

not at all,” Lynn

“Have you seen

have a constant feeling of being watched.

suggested, “Report any medical disputes or unruly family members to hospital

“That’s a good

rain began to fall outside, casting a dark