The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 620 Going Camping

Once Michelle had readied herself, they all proceeded to the private room designated for their spa experience.

Laura, initially apprehensive and wary of the chill, observed Susan’s composed manner and followed her lead, settling by the edge of the pool. Once immersed, she let out a sigh of contentment, remarking, “Truly, this spa is far more enjoyable than a simple bath at home.”

Michelle, retaining the exuberance of youth, wasted no time in playful antics. As soon as Lysander stepped into the water, Michelle began splashing her, sparking a light–hearted water fight between the two.

The sisters playful dispute briefly lifted the weight of their concerns.

Nearby, Laura and Susan leaned close, observing the lively scene and exchanging smiles. “Just look at those two, so vibrant and full of life, Laura commented.

Susan, with a nostalgic tone, added. “Indeed, if only I were twenty years younger, I’d join in their frolics. without a second thought. But these days, even a short dip is enough to wear me out.”

Their conversation naturally drifted to reminiscences of their younger days.

Laura shared her reflections, “Thinking back to when I was single, I cherished the freedom and lack of responsibilities. Had I not met my husband, I might have chosen never to marry.”

Curious, Susan inquired, “How did you two meet, anyway? Maverick always seemed so serious. Did he actually make the first move back in his younger days?”

Indeed, one should not judge a book by its cover.

Laura, slightly embarrassed but amused, replied, “Oh, those were simpler times. Back then, if young men and women liked each other, they just got married. There wasn’t much of the chase we see today.”

he did pursue you,

outwardly casual tone, Laura’s memories were tinged with fondness. “Well, you could say that. But he only ever took me out to a movie once, right after we got married. It ended late, and as we walked out, he pointed to the night

during a time of booming industrial revolution, the city’s pollution

mother reminisced. Lysander then asked, “Mom, did Dad ever take you to see the stars in

just became a whirlwind of day–to–day responsibilities. We

opportunities her parents had faced, partly due to her own adoption, Lysander felt a sharp pang of guilt. She resolved then, “Mom, seeing the milky way on TV isn’t the same. I’ll take you to

already doing so much for us. This is all ancient history now. Your father probably doesn’t

wouldn’t forget,” Lysander asserted firmly. “You know him, Mom. He’s always kept his promises. It’s just that life got too busy. I want

not seized in the present, might never come again.

appeared reluctant, perhaps regretting

interjected with a chuckle, “Why wait for another time to camp in the mountains? We’re already here.

waiting for a response, she picked up her phone, ready to

protest,

fine.” Susan interjected, dialing quickly. “He was just lounging around. This gives him

the necessary instructions to Josiah. His response was prompt and efficient, setting everything in motion before Laura could object further.

herself at a loss for what to do next. Almost instinctively, she

don’t worry, I’ve got

I suppose we’ll trouble him

assured, “he’s likely just called the hotel staff to arrange everything. If he needs to do anything himself, it won’t be much.

mountain camping from Josiah but chose to rest

“The resort offers full camping services,” he explained. “They’re already setting up tents and barbecue grills up the mountain. We’ll head out once