Ex-Husband’s Endless Pestering

Chapter 2

Henry. It hurts bad.” Josie’s voice was hoarse. She would never trouble Henry under normal circumstances, but the pain. was too overwhelming to endure.

“It’s just a stomachache. Drink some hot water. A celebrity from my company got into a car accident, so I need to go and check it out. Be good. Henry emphasized the word “be good” and left without another glance.

Unable to take the pain, Josie passed out.

Before losing consciousness, Josie was wondering whether the reason Henry could leave her so readily was due to her sensibility.

Meanwhile, at the Hofcaster Hospital.

Ashley finally came out of the emergency room at twelve o’clock.

Sitting in a wheelchair, Ashley’s pretty face was covered with tears.

“Henry, I thought I’d never see you again.” With that, tears started streaming down her face.

“What happened? Henry frowned and questioned Ashley’s agent, Thomas Carden.

The driver was distracted and crashed into the guardrail, but it wasn’t a big issue. Only her leg was injured. The doctor had already treated it, so there wouldn’t be any scars.”

Henry was relieved. “Fire the driver.

“Mr. Gibson, please stay with Ashley for a while longer. She was frightened from the accident. Thomas hurriedly left with the assistant to make space for them to be alone.

Buzz!

Henry’s phone kept vibrating.

was frightened and figured it

his phone and

slightly, Henry was surprised by

call

been obedient since

any concept of marriage. With her obedience, sensibility, and unclingy behavior,

had a reason to marry

phone keeps ringing. How about answering the phone first?” Ashley suggested, showcasing her

phone and took hold of Ashley’s wheelchair. “I’ll take

sure there isn’t anything

I’m scared. Can you stay

frowned slightly, hesitating

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Chapter 2

a long time over a tiny injury

Josie flashed across his mind Josie was so strong that a knife cutting her hand wouldn’t

indifference,

women like Josie were nothing more

could provoke men’s protective desire to care for

remember when I cried at night back in the orphanage, you were the

cut her off. He couldn’t refuse

soon as Henry’s car left the hospital, an ambulance roared by. He didn’t notice

Jol Jo

wept as she called Henry with Josie’s phone, but

people who knew about the relationship between Josie and Henry.

“Doctor, please save her!”

“If Josie hadn’t called me with the last of her strength… The consequence would’ve been