His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 40 I’m Here to Apologize to You

That afternoon, Josiah and Lysanne arrived together.

Lysanne supported her waist with one hand, gently stroking her already prominent belly, dressed in comfortable and loose maternity clothes. Her face showed signs of pregnancy, with a slightly swollen- appearance that only enhanced her sharp features, giving her a more radiant and well-cared-for look.

Walking beside her, Josiah gently placed his right arm around her back while his left hand held a lady’s handbag. He also carried a thermal bag, likely containing a lunch box or something similar.

Lynn, noticing their arrival, was somewhat surprised and murmured, “Didn’t they just come last night? Why are they back again so soon?”

The hospital would not reject visitors, so she wasn’t about to chase them out. Since they’re here, we might as well go with the flow.

Lysanne, supporting her belly, sat down in front of her with a smile in her eyes and raised eyebrows. “Dr. Thorne, it’s been a while.”

Lysander glanced at her, then turned to Josiah, noticing his furrowed brows and flickering eyes.

Retrieving her medical records from the computer, she asked, “Are you feeling any discomfort?”

care of me. We had a checkup last

amused. Everything’s fine, so why are they here today? To flaunt their relationship in fro

me?

I’m here to apologize

unwell, p feel free to leave. There are other patients waiting outside, and we shouldn’t keep them

Josiah take a number. 15 dollars, right? Look,

took a number, yet you don’t feel unwell. Miss Thorne, what exactly are you trying

Thorne, there’s no need to be so hostile towards me. The issues between you and Josiah are your own, so

and

find

Lysanne intervened softly. “It’s nothing much, actually. It’s all because of Josiah. You’re a married couple, after all. He wanted to take care of

came to an

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sent me gifts, so she’s here today to give me a

Lysanne reached out to Josiah. “Pass it to

front of Lysander, saying, “I made this mushroom soup myself; it’s good for your throat. You work at the hospital every day, Dr. Thorne, talking to patients and