The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 566 Opposites Attract

She reached out to take the items that Josiah had been carrying for her. It was only after he had returned to his own unit that she took out her keys to open the door.

After being away for a while, the arrangement of the room had become somewhat unfamiliar. The air was also stale. Fortunately, before Lysander went on her business trip, she had closed the windows and covered everything to prevent dust. Otherwise, there would have been a great deal of cleaning to do that evening.

The Ragdoll kitten was lively and clever, unafraid even in unfamiliar surroundings. Once Lysander had turned on the lights, it began to meow, asserting its presence.

Lysander bent over, gently placing the kitten onto the ground.

Though White Coat hadn’t returned home yet, its toys and bed were still there. The home clearly showed signs of having housed a pet. The Ragdoll kitten extended its little paws, scratching the soft dog bed a few times before starting to play with the toys inside.

Lysander couldn’t help but smile, feeling reassured as she went about her own business. After she finished. her bath and came out, intending to find a hairdryer to dry her hair, the Ragdoll kitten had completely adjusted to its new environment. It was enthusiastically using the cabinet in the entranceway as a cat tree, continually climbing up,

Unfortunately, the kitten was simply too small right now. Even with all its might, there were places it couldn’t jump up to. Seeing its owner come out, it finally gave up trying, choosing instead to run to her feet and start playfully winding around her legs.

Lysander was careful not to step on the fluffy tail of the kitten, carefully sidestepping it as she moved.

Ding dong-

Someone was ringing the doorbell.

Given how late it was, Lysander could easily guess who the visitor was, even without having to think about iL

She crouched down and replaced the water in the kitten’s bowl.

Josiah was persistent, standing right outside the door and saying, “Lysander, I came to borrow something. Do you have iodine at home?”

Still on her guard, Lysander reminded him, “You should have a first aid kit at home, right? I remember seeing it when you had gastric last time.”

Without a moment’s hesitation, Josiah responded naturally, “There’s only gastric medicine inside.”

After deliberating a few seconds, Lysander slightly cracked open the door.

In the hallway. Josiah was seen wearing a loose, casual outfit. A faint mist clung to him, suggesting he was fresh from a bath. His hair, still wet, was slicked back atop his head, revealing a bandage on his smooth forehead.

Without the fringe falling over his forehead to conceal it, the wound on his brow became even more noticeable.

“Did it get wet?”

“No, it’s just… I accidentally bumped into the shower head.”

your head

“I’m tall.”

her eyes

“Really.”

speaking, Josiah gestured toward his

white, was now tinged with a faint pink hue,

day, the injury was inflicted by

help you with that. If you really did

he had taken from his own home,

as its

for Josiah, Lysander went to fetch her own first aid kit. Upon turning around and witnessing the scene, she couldn’t

seeing such a clingy cat.

feel quite at home. He settled down on

like the cat likes you

a female kitten, so could it be… opposites

still just

the coffee table, creating a soft click. Then she asked, “Are you sure you

dimly lit, obscuring some details from view. It wasn’t until Josiah sat in the brightly lit living

wet; it was clear that the entire bandage had

his throat to mask his discomfort. Then he murmured, “I might have gotten it a bit wet when I

said was the truth; he just omitted some

had turned on the water before grabbing the showerhead which resulted in

bit‘? Do you know how troublesome it is when a wound comes into contact with

medical tweezers. With great caution, she began to remove the bandage

always well–stocked, but even the most meticulous tools

didn’t even hiss in pain. However, when Lysander was the one tending to his wounds, he seemed to transform into a completely different person. Not only was he visibly wincing

a firm and decisive grip, she

time, Josiah let out a

“Does it hurt a

found it momentarily impossible. Taking a deep breath to regain his composure, he said, “I didn’t say it hurts; I was just a bit

be swift, decisive, and accurate. Doing it slowly would only cause

“I’m all right. Just go at

press further. She simply picked up a cotton ball soaked

of infection if

But with an open wound

problematic. We might have to reopen the wound to clean it and then stitch it up