The Returning Ex

He treated her as if he was talking to a little girl. “I’ll let you check my phone everyday, alright?”

In response, she moved away from him. “Hmph. She can still call you.”

William immediately laughed. “I really can’t do anything about that. Even if I delete her contact, she’d still have my number saved.”

Matilda too, knew that she was being ridiculous. After pursing her lips and contemplating it for a moment, she returned William his phone. “You must tell me if she tries to contact you in the future.”

“Alright, alright,” William answered without any hesitation.

His attitude really made Matilda feel more assured.

Then, she lay down and pondered for a moment before saying again, “About us remarrying, just pick a time to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to claim our certificates again. It shouldn’t be a hassle.”

William turned over and hugged Matilda. “Alright.”

On the other hand, Isabelle had already decided on a place, and her men were efficient enough to arrange for Mrs. Bailey’s departure the next day.

Bailey hadn’t started packing up, and she was surprised when she saw how anxious Isabelle was. “Belle, I can’t leave so soon as I haven’t made any preparations

for her. “It’s alright. You’ll stay at the hotel first when you get there and I’ll send the butler along with you. After helping to rent a house and let you settle in,

stood up and turned toward Mrs. Bailey. “After I settle everything at my end, I’ll go look

then, Mrs. Bailey’s eyes reddened as she stared at Isabelle and asked, “Are you unhappy here? If you don’t like staying here, let’s just leave together. Don’t care

ticket for you and the butler is already done packing up. A car will be there to pick

she lamented, “Why are you in

Mrs. Bailey’s luggage downstairs after packing all the

He could already be counted as an elderly now, so he couldn’t help but feel

as well. The thought of

she wanted to visit Dexter at the funeral

opening and closing her mouth for a

wasn’t in a good condition to visit Dexter, and he probably wouldn’t want to see her

Mrs. Bailey knew that her

death had been nothing but a disaster for her; her entire world had