His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 199 Can You Accept It

Lysander smiled, continuing on her way.

Zachary was incredibly uneasy, shadowing her closely. “Lysander, I’m struggling to comprehend your intentions. Can you possibly provide me with an answer so I can at least understand, even if it kills me?”

Lysander halted in her tracks, turning around to face him. “Zachary,” she began, “There are two things I need to clarify with you.”

“Sure, go on.”

“Firstly, I haven’t developed feelings for you yet. In fact, it seems like I’m unsure of how to like someone.”

The light in Zachary’s eyes slowly faded away,

That was especially the case when he heard her say, “I don’t have feelings for you.”

“However, I also want to share my thoughts with you sincerely. My parents and my sister like you very much. Mdm. Camila also mentioned this to me. I’ve been thinking about it for a few days, and I believe that if we were together, life would probably be quite good.”

The light in Zachary’s eyes, which had just dimmed, suddenly brightened.

must

taken aback.

parents aren’t aware of this, but I want you to know so you can think it over carefully.

did not immediately

single man, couldn’t exactly be called elite, given his circumstances. Yet, he did have some prospects. Finding an unmarried woman wouldn’t be

him.

found online–Second–hand houses were fine, but not those

expressed herself, hoping that both parties, being fully

okay. Just like you said, we can continue being close friends. Our parents can’t force us to do anything. Given enough time, or if we find a partner, they’ll eventually give up

tightened with difficulty as he spoke. “Lysander, I don’t want to deceive

with the intention of marriage and having children for a lifetime. So… could you

agreed,

her. Instead, she went

anything in particular; it was just that the one at her home was waterproof, and she had

a week, Lysander returned to

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dozing off on the table when she rapped

rounds.”

awake from her dreams, Lynn exclaimed,

months into her pregnancy, was diagnosed with a

with tears. Gripping her hand, she said,

capable of soothing patients calmly and gently. “I understand. It must be very hard for you right now, but it will get better with time. Once you’ve regained your health, it’s not