Wooing My Ex-Wife

However, seeing the excitement and anticipation on Gwendolyn’s face, he couldn’t say anything else, only responding, “I’ll listen to my wife.”

An hour later, two cheerful little figures ran up to Gwendolyn and Cedrick, chattering excitedly about the fun things that happened on their way.

Nico, on the other hand, was laden with all sorts of things, such as a milk bottle, a backpack, a water cup, a small towel, and a little jacket.

With a playful smile, Gwendolyn couldn’t help but tease, “Nico, you’re definitely going to make a great dad in the future.”

After getting teased by Gwendolyn, Nico blushed in an instant, even his cars turned red.

Seeing him like that, Gwendolyn leaned closer to Summer and whispered, “Summer, you guys should hurry up too. Benny and Zendy are already five years old. It’s time they had a playmate.”

“Oh, Gwendolyn…”

Summer, feeling shy from the teasing, quickly scurried off to keep herself busy by the lake.

The afternoon sun was just right, so Nico and Summer were busy preparing the barbecue.

Not far away, there was another family, carefree and joyful. A family of four was relaxing under a tree, enjoying the fruits they had bought.

A gentle breeze swept by, bringing immense comfort.

Cedrick watched Nico and Summer busily working by the lake, and said to Gwendolyn with a smile, “We were the ones who suggested the barbecue, but they ended up doing all the work. It really isn’t right.”

Despite saying that, he didn’t move an inch away from his wife. From behind, Benedict quietly said, “Daddy, you’re playing innocent after taking advantage.”

Those words made the rest of them burst into laughter.

The joyous times always seemed fleeting. After enjoying a barbecue and watching the sunset, the two families finally parted ways.

The two children were so exhausted that they fell into a deep sleep as soon as they got in the car, their bodies and minds completely content.

At ten o’clock in the evening, Swain emailed the final verdict of Joe’s case to Cedrick.

Joe, sentencing him to death. The execution by firing squad was to be carried out

with the list of crimes committed by Joe, but Cedrick’s

shut, Gwendolyn had been waiting for him for a while, but he didn’t come out. She pushed the door open and walked in, only to see Cedrick standing straight by the window, his silhouette somewhat desolate.

behind, her voice soft as she asked, “Hubby, what’s wrong?” “Joe will be executed by a firing squad in

was Cedrick’s former comrade, Gwendolyn instantly understood

you should see him off that day,” she said. No matter what,

didn’t say anything. He slowly turned around, held Gwendolyn in his arms, and called out

she answered. I will always be here.

them remained in their embrace until Gwendolyn’s feet grew tired. Only then did they retire. to

in black, stood on the opposite. side of the execution grounds with his hands behind his back, his

were originally attached to his hands and feet had all been removed. The police officer had securely tied him up with hemp rope.

moment in this world. Is there anything else you’d like to say?” The question from the executor echoed in his

to see how miserable

the aged wine

the cork and poured the wine onto the ground, saying calmly,

the end, he felt that with his statement, everything was

was casual when he added, “It’s clear that I let you.”

by firing squad, he actually had

want to

he never

of Eryn, but he liked her a lot. He was willing

vengeance suddenly lost its meaning when Cedrick exposed the truth.

purpose of his existence, too, was

Bang!

bullet pierced accurately through the heart.

glass of wine onto the ground. His expression was cold, and he

the news to Charles, “Mr. Newton, Joe is dead. He was executed by

hum. He was such a b”stard. His death wouldn’t make any difference to

the topic. “What is

Charles meant. Hence, Isaac responded, “Right now, Mrs. Newton is still in her internship period. Every day, she’s busy with various tasks in the logistics department, inputting

had the audacity to make her clean and run errands! An internship isn’t about