The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 682 Seeking Matrimony

Lysander found it adorable and squatted down to pet its cad. Amidst the soft purring, she said, “They say people who keep pets at home are particularly attractive to small animals. I never thought it would be true.”

She hadn’t spent time with her own cat for quite a while. As she looked at the lion cat in front of her, she suddenly felt an overwhelming sense of guilt toward it, a faint glimmer of remorse evident in her eyes.

“Had I known so much would happen later on, I really shouldn’t have adopted a pet by impulse. Looking back, I have truly let down White Coat and the kitten you gave me. White Coat is in a better situation with Dr. Sutton taking care of it. He loves animals, so I’m sure it is in good hands. As for the kitten, I wonder how it is doing?”

Before her departure, Lysander had already exerted a great deal of effort to ensure that everything concerning those around her was taken care of. She didn’t mention anything about the kitten at home, purely because she knew Josiah would look after it. At that time, she never imagined that they would meet again so soon.

Upon hearing her address Adrian as Dr. Sutton, a wave of joy washed over Josiah. He replied warmly, “Don’t worry, the Ragdoll kitten is being well taken care of. Before I left, I picked it up from the pet store and handed it over to my mother. She was delighted when she saw it, saying it was like having another child in the house.”

“I’m glad to hear that Madam Susan can also some company.”

Lysander gently scratched the Chausie’s chin, feeling as if she had put another worry to rest. She took the opportunity to lift the cat for a quick check–up. Seeing that it was healthy and had even been neutered, she then set it free.

Josiah watched her interact with the Chausie with great interest before saying, “The cat at home has everything it needs now. It just lacks a name. How about you give it one?”

Over a month had passed, and the once palm–sized kitten had grown into a fluffy ball of fur, so plush it could serve as a scarf.

“Did you not name it?” Lysander asked, somewhat surprised.

Naming something implies a bond. She had always thought she was only temporarily taking care of the Ragdoll kitten. She planned to give it back to Josiah once they stopped contacting each other. Unexpectedly, not only did they not sever their ties, but it also grew deeper.

really was a case of fate

a nice name, but I’m not really creative with this kind

Lysander fell silent.

she was often met with looks of surprise from the staff who handled the registrations. Almost every one

experience and learned to explain it plainly. The other party wouldn’t comment further but this was enough to show

really not that good at naming them, you know. Even White Coat was a name I

name it whatever you want.”

cute little kitten ends up with

like

pair spent some time in the courtyard, amusing themselves with the cat. When the spot to ask for a sign from the deities across the courtyard finally opened up, they moved over to familiarize

He was likely the one responsible for interpreting the signs from the deities. Seeing the two of them as first–time visitors, he took the initiative to approach and guide them. “If you wish to draw a sign, simply kneel on the cushion and silently recite your wish in your heart, then shake the container. The interpretation of the

want to draw a sign, just put

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he heard her say, “I think it’s better if we pay separately. Otherwise, what if the deity thinks both wishes were made by you?” Her point made sense, immediately causing Josiah to

family, her deceased child, and her

fell out. It was

a very auspicious sign. The inscription signifies great

paper that contained Lysander’s interpretation and handed it over to her.

paper, which seemed to bring her comfort as she carefully folded it

seeing her draw an auspicious sign, Josiah was genuinely happy for her. When it was his turn

I’m not sure what you’re seeking, didn’t you say it before? If things

of comfort were certainly

too bad,” the elder consoled him before continuing to