The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 705 You Cannot Sit Here

Unaware of the situation. Tiffany fastened her seatbelt and choked out, “Jose, I’m a bit cold. Could you roll up the car window?”

As she spoke, she clutched her arms tightly, shivering as if she was freezing.

In another half an hour, the sun was due to set. Tiffany was dressed particularly lightly. It seemed she had rushed out from home in a hurry.

Josiah rolled up

“What?” the car window all the way and said, “Move to the back.”

Josiah wasn’t sure if she was genuinely clueless or just pretending to be. He said. straightforwardly, “You can’t sit here. Move to the back.”

This time, Tiffany understood. She obediently unbuckled her seatbelt and opened the car door to move to the back seat.

Josiah started the car and locked the doors. Instantly, the interior of the vehicle. became a secluded little space, cut off from the rest of the world.

Tiffany raised her hand to wipe away her tears, and after a while, as if just remembering, she pulled out a tissue from the small bag she was carrying. She unfolded it and held it in her hand, dabbing at her cheeks from time to time.

The tissue was scented, causing Josiah, who had an exceptionally keen sense of smell, to furrow his brows in discomfort and become increasingly indifferent toward Tiffany.

With a choked sob, Tiffany subtly moved her hand, tightly clutching the tissue, toward the driver’s seat. At the same time, she softly asked, “Jose, will my dad ever get out…

Josiah stared straight ahead and casually said, “It depends on the police. investigation.”

The air inside the car seemed to grow stifling as the windows were tightly shut.

Josiah turned on the air conditioning, hoping to make the atmosphere a bit more bearable. However, as time passed, he found himself succumbing to an unprecedented level of evhanetian Fuen when he had hean tiralecel coarching for Lysander, going from village to village, he had never felt this worn out.

Tiffany had been watching him with a timid expression all along. Seeing him slow down after exiting the highway and the twilight gradually taking over the evening glow, she suddenly expressed her concern. “Jose, are you tired?”

his composure and said,

it didn’t discourage her. She glanced at the two bottles of mineral water placed

own.” Josiah was desperate to meet Dillon, hoping to find the father–daughter duo’s weaknesses under the pretext of helping him find a lawyer.

never seen the true face of Tiffany. In his fatigue,

the time the vehicle exited the ramp,

the bottle of mineral water and discreetly poured the powder hidden in the tissue into it. Then, under the cover of the night, she began to

colorless, tasteless powder dissolved instantly upon contact with water, swiftly leaving no

with Josiah. “Jose, your eyes are all shadowed. You shouldn’t push yourself so hard. I can drive too. How about I take

“It’s fine.”

do it.

glancing at her through the rearview mirror.

Tiffany fell silent.

can check

steering wheel. “All right, your

vicinity are all mountainous, riddled with numerous forks. Moreover, the accuracy of the rural navigation system is

navigate accurately to the village,

of the road. “You take over from here. I’m going to

he didn’t want to be too close

of a smile passed over Tiffany’s face as she reassured, “Jose, I’m a very steady driver. You don’t

with a more detailed excuse. going to take me down with you, are you?”

of her dress at her side, and she looked uneasy. “All right, you should rest first. Once we arrive, I’ll wake you up.”

has

vehicle and headed toward the back seat. He didn’t forget to take the mineral water bottle he had previously opened.

GPS, a chilling aura emanating from her. “Don’t worry, Jose.

Josiah felt an overwhelming wave of fatigue wash over him. In no time at all, his consciousness succumbed to

view outside the car window had become so unfamiliar that he dared

it was due to a lingering thought in his heart, he woke up unexpectedly just before he was about to fall into a deep sleep. Even though his mind was still groggy, he instinctively sensed