His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 399 Keep An Eye On Your House

“Room service, now?”

Josiah became even more anxious. “I ordered something. It must be the waiter bringing it up.”

The phone was still ringing.

Lysander spoke up. “Go and answer it quickly. It’s quite loud. Let’s not disturb others rest.”

Josiah gave a nod, quickly entering the suite.

Roughly two minutes had passed when he emerged, a paper bag in hand. He gave it a little wave for her to see. “Indeed, it was a delivery from the service stall.”

Lysander took a closer look. The paper bag wasn’t large, clearly insufficient for holding food. For a moment, she couldn’t discern what was inside.

“I’m heading back to sleep.”

Josiah nodded. “All right.”

However, she spent the entire night awake.

She sent a message back to Adrian, telling him that she might have to stay in the country for a bit longer as a family member had been admitted to the hospital.

Adrian asked: Do you need my help?

politely declined, assuring that she could handle it herself.

didn’t insist, either. He wrote: Then, I’ll help you

house you had helped me look at, I’ve decided not

now.

location of this house is pretty good, and it comes with great amenities. It’s highly sought after. I’ll reserve it for you first. Otherwise, someone else might snatch it

out two words: No

Adrian took a long time

had passed before he finally sent a message: Is now a good

She responded: Sure.

call

“Lysander?”

was somewhat subdued due to a hint of guilt. “I might not be going

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it was because of her swift and decisive

“What is it?”

said. “Is it your dad, mom, or sister who’s fallen ill? I’ll have Aiden arrange for some caregivers to

neither. It’s a different

lives close to your family?”

not exactly the case, but… I have to stay and take care of

every decision you make. So… how about this? I’ll cancel the house for now, and when you return to Stounia, you can stay with me

welling up inside her. She didn’t know how to respond. “Can we talk about it

stay at my place for

“All right.”

you name it? We can’t keep calling it