Ex-Husband’s Endless Pestering

Chapter 48

Josie fell asleep. Even in her sleep, she didn’t feel secure.

Having cold sweats, she was sweating all the time, and the room without air conditioning was freezing.

‘Dad, Mom… Don’t leave me.”

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Josie curled up in the blanket. She woke up slowly because of the pain in her back.

“It’s getting dark. Get up and drink some hot water.” Samuel looked solemn and touched Josie’s forehead. He asked, “What’s wrong?

Josie was asleep all day.

Nestled in the blanket. Josie shook her head.

She was uncomfortable everywhere and had no one she could talk to.

Tve made dinner. Get up and have some.” Samuel walked out of the bedroom, leaving Josie alone in the room.

Josie could feel the heavy air around Samuel. He seemed to be in a bad mood.

Josie rubbed her forehead between her eyebrows and sat up.

She took a deep breath and went into the bathroom to wash her face.

Her body was very cold, and her undergarments were soaked in sweat.

Her legs were numb. Her body from below the waist felt as if it were not her own.

“I didn’t expect you to know how to cook Walking out of the bedroom, Josie was a little surprised. Given that Samuel grew up pampered, she was shocked that he knew how to cook.

Henry didn’t know how to cook. He would never go into the kitchen unless he wanted to get something.

Moreover, Henry was very picky. Except for socializing, he never ate his meals outside. He was even picky with the food the housekeepers made.

Josie learned to cook for Henry. There was an inconspicuous scar on the back of her hand, which was left after she was burned by hot oil when she first cooked.

“Grandpa sent me abroad and cut off my living expenses. I would’ve starved to death if I couldn’t cook… Samuel casually said as if he didn’t care at all.

But Josie could still see that he hadn’t had the best time while spending the past three years abroad.

There was a knock on the door..

first,” Samuel told Josie to sit down and

came in with an air conditioner in their arms and checked the bedroom. “You already have an outdoor air- conditioning unit. It will be installed

Samuel nodded. “Thank you.”

got up nervously.

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cold, so I’ll install my air conditioner in your room. I’m not cold, so it’s a waste to install it there,” Samuel muttered in a low voice, not giving Josie a chance to go back on her word. He added, “I owe you money, so consider this as repayment

loan shark…

to the table and suggested, “Try

of it and nodded in surprise. “It

It tasted surprisingly good.

was a little pepper in it,

got to

and almost choked

at Samuel in confusion. She

me? It’s

think about it.” Samuel took a sip of soup quietly, not in a hurry to

returning from abroad?” Josie wanted to

am nothing after leaving the Turner family. He’s right…”

say that. Everyone has their

in the family company, Nina, Leila, and my father can run it. I plan to start my own business,” Samuel said as he looked at Josie. He continued, “It has something to do with my interests and hobbies. I studied music and scriptwriting abroad and won some awards with my work. Now

nodded. She knew that Samuel was overqualified. He had his

future ahead of them in terms of their careers and lives, whereas hers appeared to have

still be weak. She didn’t know how many more years she would have

the bowl, Josie suddenly

to have a healthy body

even if she would’ve

want to help me?” Samuel asked

He respected Josie’s opinions.

it will only make things worse.” Josie shook her head. It was not that she

group of like–minded friends. When she was in Dahon Corporation, her colleagues invited her to start a business together, but she refused

when she would leave

courage

to give anyone trouble,

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it? Samuel would never force Josie. He would always respect

short of talents, but you can apply for

smiled, and her pale face

dinner, the air conditioner was

adjusted the temperature and left after ensuring that the bedroom was warm. “I’m going back to the hotel.

bunch of flowers into the

at the flowers in the living room.

past. she also thought that her life would be

probably