The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 642 An Acquaintance.

From a distance, Lysander observed the handprints on his clothes, a rare sight of disarray about him.

Josiah seemed to sense her gaze on him, and just then, he turned his head to look at her. Their eyes met briefly before parting as he took two steps forward, and then, unexpectedly, he broke into a relieved smile.

“Yes,” he answered.

Blaine, noticing Josiah’s refined attire and extraordinary demeanor, quickly realized he was no ordinary man. Blaine then hurriedly approached, saying to the children first, “All right. Let’s not crowd around here anymore. You’re blocking the road.”

The children were very obedient to Blaine’s words, and they immediately dispersed like a flock of birds scattering

Blaine asked Josiah somewhat nervously, “I am the village chief. May I ask what brings you here?

“Hello,” Josiah responded in a friendly manner. “I’m here to… Oh! I was entrusted by Central Hospital of Harborbrook to deliver a batch of medical supplies to the health center.”

After he finished speaking, he moved through the crowd, his gaze landing directly on Lysander. His eyes were filled with an unspeakable longing and concern. He didn’t smile until he’d taken in her whole appearance, ensuring she was safe and healthy.

Lysander appeared slightly tanned compared to before, but she seemed to be in good spirits, which put him at ease.

Blaine followed his gaze, initially taken aback, then understanding dawned on him. These two are acquaintances!

Blaine then said with a chuckle, “So, you’re looking for Dr. Thorne.”

The observing villagers‘ gaze toward Josiah turned especially friendly when they heard those words.

said, “This time, I brought over some common medication for treating colds and fevers. If you need anything else in the future, you can contact Central Hospital, and they’ll arrange for someone

health center were perennially

saying, “Oh, my! Thank you! It must have been Dr. Thorne who arranged this, right? Dr. Thorne, I really can’t thank you

SUV, revealing plenty of medical kits. He said. “The road ahead is simply impassable for vehicles.

contain his joy. His eyes/sparkled with delight as he hurriedly called upon the villagers to fetch

jacket and tossed it back onto the driver’s seat, ready to roll up his shirt

expressing his gratitude, saying, “I can’t thank you enough. This is the only health center left open in our village, and we’re always running out of medicine. Usually, when someone has a fever, the doctors have to ration

enthusiasm, Josiah shook hands with him and said, “My surname is Guerra. There’s no need for formalities, Just

in his eyes once again

Lysander had already experienced being surrounded by enthusiastic villagers once before. Seeing that he had also felt it, she simply smiled knowingly, as if she hadn’t noticed, and turned around to help the

that Lysander had not left, Josiah remained by the car, continuing to listen as Blaine showered him with compliments. He was almost

increasingly rare to find responsible companies like yours these days. We’ve had quite a few people come to our village under

about those who only knew how to put on a show. He couldn’t help but sigh and

found himself the recipient of several high praises in a row, his emotions mirroring those of Lysander when she was thanked, inexplicably feeling a bit undeserving. The help he

move the medicine, the children who had previously been shooed away by Blaine curiously

grab something. He then returned to the driver’s seat. When he came back, he was holding

of snacks, just some chocolate that I can share. Consider it a little welcome gift.” As Josiah spoke, he unwrapped the packaging and handed out a piece to each of the children

chocolates. They then thanked Josiah politely by

instructed, “Hey! It’s ‘Sir‘ for you

giggled and promptly started addressing Josiah the

wasn’t until he had distributed chocolates to the last child that he

they saw the children happily eating chocolate. While delighted, they didn’t forget to ask, “Did you say thank

children, with chocolate in their mouths, nodded in unison.