The Charming Ex-Wife
Chapter 549
Chapter 549 The Story Sounds Familiar
Josiah had recently suffered Maverick’s verbal abuse and took Daphne’s hostility in his stride, not letting it bother him.
“I sec.” Nieva said with a hint of interest while nodding her head. “So, does his securing my investment for you lessen your dislike for him a little?”
Daphine pouted. “Business is business, but I still strongly disagree with him pursuing Lysander.”
“Hmm. Mr. Guerra, did you hear that? You’ve got a long and difficult task ahead of you!”
Josiah rubbed his temples. “I’m working on it. I know I’ve made mistakes, so I have to correct them. Only by showing others that I’ve changed can I gain their acceptance.”
Lysander didn’t have the time to pay him any attention. Instead, she noticed a hint of reluctance in Nieva’s smile.
Hiking would usually allow one to relax and unwind, but compared to before she left, she seemed to have acquired a subtle hint of melancholy.
“Ms. Lionhart,” Lysander carefully began, “Actually, I saw someone at the hotel last night.”
“Who is it?”
This time, it was Josiah who responded, “Elio.”
The smile on Nieva’s face vanished instantly. She lifted her coffee and took a sip, a bitter taste lingering. “What did he tell you?” she asked.
Lysander’s voice showed a hint of concern. “He said he needed to see you urgently. When he couldn’t find you, he left in a hurry. Did he manage to reach you?”
“Yeah.” Nieva put down her cup, then playfully covered Aurora’s ears. Her voice dripped with sarcasm as she said, “He’s the sort who won’t stop until he gets what he wants. If he traveled all this way to find me, he has to see me no matter what.”
Josiah felt that Elio was like a puzzle he couldn’t solve, probing further, “What exactly did he want from you?”
became increasingly anxious, fearing that the trouble was indeed caused by
semblance of a smile. “I reckon I’ll be able to divorce him soon. I won’t have to keep up this facade in front of others anymore.”
echoed with noticeable gasps, for the news had come
a heavy heart, suspecting that she was merely putting
all, she had truly lived through the same
happily laughing, and was struck by a troubled feeling. “Did he suggest it? Why
the woman he’s seeing outside is pregnant. He probably wants to make it official with her, so who knows?”
story sounded eerily
byproduct of his climb to the
was utterly disgusted by Elio’s adulterous behavior. Yet, ironically, he was the least
are your plans for the future? It’s
with a resigned smile. “I’ve had enough anyway. I consider this as my escape. Plus, I have Aurora. It doesn’t matter if her father doesn’t care for her, I will give her double the love. I’ll be there for her as she grows up, giving her the
a heavy burden. Yet her hand remained protectively over Aurora’s ear, even if the latter was still too young to comprehend
your daughter unjustly. I hope he
words were laced with venom, and as she spoke, she kept glancing in
he was in the wrong, Josiah kept his head bowed
her hand dismissively. “It doesn’t matter anymore, as long as
utterly indifferent to Elio’s future life. Instead, she picked up
reminded me of something. Since he already knows about this place, I can’t stay here for long. I’ll have
began to rise and tidy up. Cradling Aurora in her arms, she looked to be having
“Let me help
clothes with Daphne, even remembering to refill the thermos
toys and wet wipes he had purchased over the past two days, saying, “Take these as
ceremony with them, holding her baby as she spoke. “Mr. Guerra, Ms. Thorne, if there ever
problem. You’re
pulling Lysander along with her. “Mr. Guerra is a busy man, and it’s the housekeepers who cook at his home. Ms.
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