The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 437 Does Not Matter To Her

It seemed as though Josiah didn’t notice the onlookers as he was led by the waiter into the private room. across the courtyard, accompanied by Lysanne..

The private dining room was separated from the main hall by a uniquely scenic pond, around which a charming covered walkway was constructed. If the people outside didn’t look carefully, they wouldn’t notice the guests inside at all.

This private dining restaurant was very good at maintaining discretion.

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Daphne stared wide–eyed some time before she could bear to look away. She turned to Lysander,

her confusion evident. “Didn’t Josiah and that pretentious woman already part ways? How come they can still dine together now? How can he be entertaining a new interest while rekindling an old flame?”

“Let him be.” Lysander said nonchalantly. “He’s always surrounded by a multitude of women. One more old flame wouldn’t make a difference. He can certainly afford it.” Lysander took a sip from her tea, sliding the menu across the table toward her companion. “I’ve ordered some food. Why don’t you add a few

more?”

Carol kept insisting that he had gone abroad for a business trip, but it was clear that he was just avoiding her.

However, Lysander didn’t really care. As long as the task was accomplished and the Everhart family’s crisis was resolved, it made no difference to her whether Josiah chose to leave the country or stray from the path.

With a cautious tone, Daphne asked, “You’re not angry at all?”

Lysander returned her smile. “Why would I be upset? I no longer want to deal with his affairs. All I want now is to live my own life peacefully. What’s in front of me is what truly matters. I already have enough on my plate as it is.”

“Indeed.”

Daphne wholeheartedly agreed, adding two desserts to their order on the menu. Then, she told the waiter, “We’re done ordering.”

As the appetizers were being served, a new guest arrived in the courtyard, heading toward the private dining room where Josiah and Lysander were previously seated.

focused on her meal, not bothering to look around, and she certainly didn’t notice

was surprised and put her fork down. She exclaimed in astonishment,

“Tiffany?”

“Well, well, has Josiah started to let loose after his divorce? How

Lysander remained silent.

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a distance away, and the prices were genuinely steep.

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known first crush from Harborbrook. How on earth did

you should try this fish. It’s really quite

with her fork, her gaze still unwilling to withdraw from the scenery outside the window.

a shame not to use this juicy gossip as

the opposite compartment

together, engaged in a lively conversation. Far from being at odds, they seemed to get along pretty well,

head to follow her gaze. Unexpectedly, she caught sight of Josiah just

furrowed. It was only when his gaze unintentionally swept across the room that he suddenly realized who was in the

avoid eye contact as if nothing was wrong, but it was too late. They had already seen each other.

recall the words he had entrusted to Carol that afternoon, his demeanor awkward as he took a step forward. But before he could actually step onto the corridor, Tiffany, holding onto Lysanne, turned around and said, “Jose, come

lamps. The

gaze from his shared look with Lysander, responding with a nonchalant expression, “Okay,

toward the gate by

gaze to the dishes before she stood up and said to Daphne,

right.” Daphine immediately showed her the way. “Once you leave the lounge, turn right into the corridor,

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nodded in acknowledgment, then

the lounge.

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