Ex-Husband’s Endless Pestering

Chapter 27

Ashley endorsed Fetta’s wedding ring and needed to choose the right wedding dress to make a promotional video. He was merely dropping Ashley off there.

As for why the media publicized it, it must be the company’s tactic to increase Ashley’s popularity.

Henry himself knew that such publicity would definitely cause a misunderstanding for Josic.

But he had already explained the in and out to her. As long as Josie trusted him, it shouldn’t be an issue.

Henry rubbed his eyebrows irritably. He looked up at Josie’s rental apartment, turned around, and left.

He must have gone insane.

Meanwhile, Josie was hiding behind the curtains at home and was relieved to see Henry leave.

Buzz! The phone was vibrating.

Josie picked it up and looked at it. It was a message from Samuel. It read, [Princess Josie, you owe me two meals. I’d better pick you up in the moming. Samuel]

“When did he get my phone number?” Josie wondered.

Josie sat exhausted at the head of the bed while holding the divorce certificate. She stayed silent for a long time.

She was finally free!

Josie closed her swollen eyes and curled up on the bed, holding herself tightly.

Josie, don’t be stupid,” she thought to herself.

Her mind continued to wander off. Jo, you’re the continuation of our love. Mom and Dad love you forever. Jo!”

Originally, Josie had a sweet home. Although the family was not rich, they were living a carefree life.

Every day, her mother would hum music and dance around the house, like a lark.

The family always bathed under the sun while enjoying the breeze in the field. Sometimes, they would even go for a road trip to the sea

All the memories flashed across Josie’s mind over and over again like scenes of a movie,

Tears always streaked down her cheeks whenever she dwelled on the past and inadvertently soaked her hair.

“Have I done something wrong? Is that why God is punishing me and making me lonely? Dad, Mom… Josie thought.

Josie remembered how her mind went all blank, and her ears began to buzz after the huge impact during the accident.

All the nightmares began from then on.

“Dad, mom, please don’t go. Don’t leave me, please.”

She kept praying and pleading, but all were unheard.

No one came to save them.

was no

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homicide, so…

child anymore. Please don’t mention the accident in front of

The sorrow aged him

he didn’t get along with his son, blood still ran thicker than

“Dad! Mom!”

the night, Josie

cold in the

a glass of hot water. After taking painkillers, she wrapped the quilt

window. The

hand, but her hands were still trembling

were sleeping on the same bed within those three years of marriage. Even if they had no feelings for each other, she

used to the warmth radiating from

in deep distress and

took out her phone and looked through her

phone. Because

together was the one on the marriage

She caressed the photo of her wearing a white shirt on a

Henry’s eyes were always

the best ending. This is good. At least one of us could be

girlfriend to try on the wedding dress.

entertainment headline popped up on her

She reached

a private wedding dress

she would stop there too. She was very envious

always looked at the wedding

married, so wedding dresses were useless to

tossed the phone away

that moment, she felt so

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Ashley everything he had been

her grievances because he didn’t love

was willing to give everything to her,

woman.

nothing but laugh at her own

was

had been living a pathetic life

began to hurt again. Every joint

at the hot water in her hand. She had only taken her

needed to take good care

the night. She took three painkillers pills thus she

Hofcaster Hospital, a middle–aged doctor scolded Josie with a frown, “Ms. Yates,

her fingers still

of acute promyelocytic leukemia M3. You may have nosebleeds, fatigue, palpitations,

Josie trembled and nodded.

please forgive me for my bad tone. Dr. Johnstone is my mentor. He passed your case to me, so I need to be responsible for

was the family doctor of the

want to live.” Josie