His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 120 Play Matchmaker For Me

Lysander turned around and left, heading toward the kitchen.

After waiting for a while, Josiah noticed she had not returned. Propping himself up, he also headed toward the kitchen.

She didn’t do anything, simply standing by the window, lost in her thoughts.

“I’m sorry. I drank a bit too much and talked too much.”

Lysander recomposed herself and asked impatiently. So what exactly are you here for today? Which family ends their party just after a few hours? Why did you come over here halfway through? To throw a drunken fit?”

“I’m sorry,” Josiah repeated.

“If you’re sorry, then stay away from me. I don’t want to see you again.”

Josiah did not respond.

“Leave,” Lysander ordered.

Josiah stood still for a long while. Finally, he let out a long sigh and said, “All right, I’ll leave.”

“Don’t bother coming back in the future.”

“Okay…”

“And stop checking Daphne’s social media updates. Just live your own life.”

“Is there anything else you want to tell me?”

for a moment, her lips trembling slightly. “You should stop thinking too

gave a soft

knew she wasn’t referring to Lysander, but the embryo that had already been treated

Waste.

consider having a child of your own as soon as possible.

up. “Is

pretended to

planning to get married and

sneered, “I’ve already been married once. Wasn’t the aftermath devastating

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some time. Are you really not

do you want to play

eyes dimmed instantly.

out

“All right.”

shrill ring

It was Josiah’s.

different from before. Previously,

other end of the phone was as agitated as the

care about me anymore

low and subdued. “You’re the one who ran out and told me not to look

friend, was worried enough to chase after me. Yet you, as my man, can’t even match up to

you go live

seem to catch on. “What

marry him? After all, he’s your good friend. It shouldn’t matter who you

Josiah? Have you lost all your conscience? You pursed me for a long time, but now that you’ve got me, you don’t appreciate me anymore, do you?