The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 676 All Roads Lead To A Dead End

As Lysander hoisted his arm over her shoulder, she explained to him, “The Great Gathering is when the local villagers gather for a day of trade. Everyone will bring something to exchange on that day. This is the only town nearby, so it’s bound to be exceptionally lively in the next couple of days.”

She had come to the rural village to seek relief from her inner torment and despair. Up until now, she had only heard about the local festivities but had never participated. However, after the thrilling events of the previous night, she had finally developed a certain interest in these vibrant, lively activities.

With a thoughtful expression, Josiah suggested, “Driving back and forth is quite a hassle. Why don’t we extend our stay in town for a couple of days this time? Like the other villagers, we could go to the Great Gathering and visit the festival of the deities. I had no idea such events even existed before.”

Before leaving, Carol had instructed the driver to return the car to the entrance of the village, which indeed saved them a good deal of trouble.

Josiah had injured his ankle and wasn’t able to exert much force for the time being. Naturally, the task of driving fell onto Lysander.

Lysander had never driven the car before, but she adapted quickly. After taking the car keys, she practiced a bit at the village entrance, and soon she was smoothly on her way.

Just as the villagers had mentioned, the townsfolk had already begun preparations for the Great Gathering happening the next day, causing the roads to gradually become more congested.

Josiah was worried that Lysander, with her limited driving experience, wouldn’t be able to handle such at challenging situation. Unexpectedly, she managed to keep the car particularly steady.

It was indeed quite consistent with her usual character.

“I knew you could drive and had a license, but I didn’t realize your driving skills were this impressive,” he admitted from the passenger seat, a complex intrigue stirring within him.

They had been married for such a long time, yet he didn’t even know what she was capable of.

well as an extraordinary skill. She said nonchalantly, “The most important thing for a surgeon is a steady hand. If

an ordinary, trivial matter.

and said, “I’ve come to realize, days like these are

gave him a

about,” said Josiah. “A life of routine work and rest each day. The conditions might not be the best, but every day is fulfilling. The people around are genuine and friendly. There’s no need to worry about hidden meanings in someone’s words or who might be trying to take advantage of you… Even though the body might feel tired, the heart feels light.”

adapt and even grew fond of your way

to only bathing once a week?”

“Do you think I’ve gone mad?”

pause as they waited for pedestrians to cross the road, Lysander sneaked a glance at him. “No, I’d only suspect you’ve got a fever

thought. After all, if I hadn’t personally encountered those thugs,

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things on her return trip, right? Everyone in the village is kind–hearted, I hope they can receive justice and keep their homes. Even

for the serene lifestyle here. He was quite moved as he said, “The people and scenery here are wonderful. Had

slowly made its way through the crowd, coming

in the vicinity. However, the suspiciously low prices made them question the legitimacy of the place. Taking into account her own cleanliness obsession and Josiah’s usual lifestyle, Lysander decided to go for the budget hotel, which, judging from its exterior,

had taken some rest. When he got out of the vehicle, his injured ankle still felt a bit uncomfortable. However, as long as he didn’t

situation, Lysander had to change her initial plan of helping him buy clothes. Pointing at the wholesale mall across the street, she asked, “I’ve already checked. There

with unwavering certainty.

to his limits. However, just as he was about to step into the wholesale mall, he said, “I gave all the cash I had withdrawn earlier to Nilou,

time, every path