His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 410 Do Not Plead With Josiah

Daphne muttered. “Private jet… Who owns a private jet? The Sutton family! Would the Sutton family have one? I’ll call Aiden right now!”

Beep Beep

“Hello? Ms. Everhart?”

The call connected, but the other end was filled with a cacophony of voices. The sounds were chaotic, and faint strains of a song could be heard.

Daphne sounded slightly panicky. “Aiden, does your family own a private jet?”

“What? A water jet?”

Daphne’s teeth chattered in anxiety. “I’m asking if your family owns a private jet!”

“A jet? No. What’s the matter? Are you planning a vacation?” He seemed to have covered the receiver while whispering to the person on the other end of the line, “Very soon, very soon…

“Vacation, my foot! Where are you now?”

“Josiah is playing the host. We’re out singing karaoke. Are you joining?

“Josiah?”

That’s right.” Aiden said. “You better not come. Josiah has been quite irritable lately. If you two meet, you’ll likely turn the karaoke bar upside down. They’re calling me to sing now, so I’ll hang up if there’s nothing else.”

“Wait, Aiden! Aiden!”

The next second, all Daphne could hear was the busy tone on the line.

She was so infuriated that she almost threw her phone away.

In the ICU not far away, Delores was covered in tubes. Through a pane of transparent glass, Lysander glanced at the readings on the monitoring equipment, her heart sinking further.

Rufus was urgently speaking with the nurse. Although the actual words couldn’t be made out, one could see an apologetic expression on the nurse’s face as she continuously shook her head.

After some contemplation, Lysander made a phone call.

Daphne saw it and snatched her phone away in an instant. “Who are you calling? Don’t plead with Josiah on my behalf.”

ask if my parents

but quickly

“Yes.”

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nursing home in the mountains? Would they still have a

solution?”

not really familiar with business matters either. Let

call, Howard swiftly answered the phone.

hearing Lysander briefly describe Delores‘ situation, Howard didn’t Immediately refuse. He

hearing those words, Lysander was filled with joy. She nodded

then.

later, Howard called “Lysa, I’ve arranged for a private jet. I’ve also set up a driver waiting at the hospital entrance. You and Old

activated the speakerphone. Daphne, at her side, instantly broke into uncontrollable sobs. Rufus”

He comforted, “Now’s not the time for such

“Okay. All right.”

hand. “My dear friend. I’ll properly thank you when

field, which came in handy when moving Delores into the ambulance. Daphne and Rufus hopped on as well. With the siren blaring, the ambulance sped off

forms for the hospital. transfer. While she was there, she also organized Delores‘ medical records and sent them to

was done dealing with those matters,

inquired about

airport. Old Mrs. Everhart’s condition is really critical. I’m very thankful for your

taken off. The ground arrangements on the other side are all set. As soon as they land, they’ll be immediately transferred to the hospital for surgery. Try not to worry too much. I’ve met Old Mrs. Everhart before. She’s a fortunate person,

I hope Old Mrs. Everhart can pull through this time.” Lysander then asked, “Does the Thorne family own a private

in the nursing home for almost twenty years now. We rarely even ride in

“In that case-

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friend of mine, someone we’ve known for most of our lives. We’re very close.

exposed, Lysander

friend of yours. We owe her a great

time, It’s mostly up to you. You’ve been running back and forth between Stounia and home recently. Not to mention, you’re always so busy. Plus, there’s the recent matter with Josiah. Lysa, I’ve come to realize that you’re someone who can make your own decisions. As an elder, I won’t pry into your affairs too much.

I understand,”

done her a huge favor. After some thought, Lysander realized that, both emotionally and logically, she couldn’t afford to be overly aloof.

daily necessities and went to visit

Although Molly still seemed weak and listless, her condition had evidently improved. At the very least, she was now able