The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 627 Family Portrait

Maverick raised his hand to rub his nose, appearing a bit sheepish as he admitted, “I just wanted to make you happy, that’s all.” He seldom spoke such soothing words.

At his response, Laura’s face flushed slightly. In an even more bashful tone, she replied, “Let’s forget about hiking. We’re not as young as we used to be. Why don’t we just enjoy ourselves around here? It seems there are kites and fishing rods at the campsite. We could try out these youthful pastimes.”

Maverick immediately stood up, saying, “I’ll go borrow them right away.”

As his words fell into silence, both of Lysander and Josiah were momentarily taken aback, the sudden burst of energy surprising them.

Josiah also came to his senses and said to Lysander, “You chat with your parents for a bit. I’ll go arrange things.

Lysander asked, “The hotel should have fishing equipment, but do they have kites?”

Josiah wasn’t quite sure about this either. “There should be one, right? If not, I could always swing by the children’s playground again and maybe buy one from a kid?”

Lysander voiced her concerns. “It’s uncertain whether there are any children around right now, let alone if they have kites. Even if they do, they might not necessarily agree to sell them to you.”

After some thought, Josiah said, “I could have someone buy it from the town and bring it here. It would take a little over an hour by car, but they could start fishing in the meantime.”

Immediately, Lysander suggested, “Let’s divide the tasks then. I’ll head back to the hotel to purchase the fishing equipment while you arrange for someone to buy the kites.”

“All right.”

Susan watched from the side, assuming their harmony was due to having let bygones be bygones. She felt relieved and teased them, “You two, don’t rush. There’s still plenty of time. Take it slow.”

forced smile, Lysander managed to say, “We should probably hurry; I’ll go find the hotel staff first.” Her father’s days were dwindling; she couldn’t afford to

her preoccupation. Recognizing the situation, she yearned to assist. Yet, Maverick subtly halted her, a silent

observing Lysander and Josiah walking side by side, pondered their compatibility. Contemplating her husband’s

with tasks, seeking solace in productivity. “I’ll tidy up the campsite,” she

satisfaction mingled with surprise at her younger daughter’s proactive nature. “The kids have matured a

Maverick appeared marginally better than the previous night. Hist gaze distant, he nodded in agreement, acknowledging. “Our daughters have always been sensible.”

Josiah completed their tasks. Swiftly, Lysander returned with the fishing equipment, soon followed by Josiah, jogging with a

Susan, unfamiliar with such activities since her own wedding, shared her perplexity. Despite their joint efforts, they struggled

forward, offering assistance. “Let me give it a shot,” he volunteered, “you focus on running ahead, I’ll support you from behind. Despite sweat beading on his forehead, he persisted until the kite soared steadily.

contemplated offering help but hesitated, realizing this might mark their final kite–flying adventure together.

in thought and gently proposed, “I’ve got a camera. How about a commemorative photo with your parents?

talker, yet behind the scenes, he had everything arranged meticulously, even including things that might only potentially come in handy..

Lysander nodded

from the car, capturing

enthusiasm. Josiah snapped numerous photos of the couple flying kites

beside Laura on the grass, their affection evident in their silhouettes that seemed beyond what

“Remember wanting to go fishing? There’s a stream nearby, perfect for it. Let’s have a picnic.

idea garnered unanimous

she hadn’t experienced such excitement in a while. Although she felt a bit tired after flying a kite,

shouldered the task of moving the

way to contribute. Lysander, always the proactive one, took charge and handed her the camera, saying, “Take more pictures of