His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 422 Changing Girlfriends Every Day

The expression on Lysander’s face subtly shifted.

She had always been aware of Susan’s attitude. During her last visit for dinner at their home, it was Susan who had called Josiah back. Later, Susan had insisted that he should escort her home.

Under the table, Daphne had taken hold of her hand, applying gentle pressure.

Lysander turned around, only to hear Daphne’s firm voice telling her, “Just focus on your meal; don’t worry about anything else.”

Lysander shot her a glance that implied she knew what to do.

“Mr. Guerra, you’ve returned!” Eleanor greeted him. “And who might this be?”

Josiah had returned, but he was accompanied by a woman.

It was yet another unfamiliar face.

She wasn’t a social butterfly from Skywatch, nor was she a female college student from the billiards hall. Rather, she was a refined urban beauty, appearing to be in her mid–twenties, with a rather impressive demeanor.

Daphne mumbled to herself, “Van Cleef & Arpels.”

Lysander didn’t understand. “What?”

“The earrings and necklace this woman is wearing are classic four–leaf clover designs by Van Cleef & Arpels.”

“Are they expensive?”

“Definitely not something the salaried class could afford.”

Lysander nodded, indicating she understood.

Susan wasn’t surprised by the arrival of the new girl. Clearly, she had been mentally prepared. She smiled. politely and said, “Tiffany, you came? It’s been a while, and you’ve become even more beautiful.”

“I’ve been abroad for quite some time and only recently returned home. I made it a point to visit you immediately. Here’s a small token of appreciation I brought for you. I hope you like it, Madam Susan.”

Susan gratefully accepted it with a loving smile. “You’re so thoughtful. Thank you.”

“Actually, I can’t take all the credit for this gift. Josiah accompanied me the whole of today to get it.”

complaining at first, but upon closer hearing, there was a hint

Lanister playfully stuck out her tongue. “Well, it’s been so many years since I’ve seen Madam Susan. I have no idea

out the contents. “A

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medications, so I didn’t dare to bring you any supplements recklessly.

when did you become so adept at choosing gifts for women? This pattern is indeed

shawl with a pattern quite similar to this one, so I

Susan chuckled, “I really do have a fondness

mother and son were engaged in light–hearted chatter, creating

“Susan, all these years of

copying others. That shawl was a gift from Lysander. He’s

at Lysander. “You bought that

it was during Madam Susan’s birthday

the conversation, Tiffany’s attention was drawn to him. She sweetly

Thorne.

coming today, so I didn’t bring any gifts. I’ll make it up

the younger one, it’s only right that I should be the one bringing gifts to you. It doesn’t make sense for me to ask you for gifts. By the way, has Mrs. Thorne’s health

with death recently. Thankfully, she received treatment in time, but she still. needs to take it slow and

her at the hospital another

from abroad, so spend some more time with your parents.

asked, “By the

“She…”

and Lysanne were at odds, causing him to hesitate when

lightly. “She should

hearing those words, the smile on Tiffany’s face faded slightly. “Oh, is

said, “Ms. Lanister, please take a seat. I’ll get

thank you. Eleanor.”

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“Everyone, please take a seat. Our home has suddenly become quite

space limitations. As such, the dining room could only accommodate a rectangular table for six.

apartment was actually quite similar to

were staying next door, the two of them rarely

so she typically ate in the hospital cafeteria. On the rare occasions when they had time to dine together, they

hadn’t even purchased a dining table. Instead, Lysander had placed a

there.

required an extensive number of books. She kept the ones she frequently used on that

the head of the table while Howard, being an elder, was also accorded respect and thus sat separately at the other end of the table.

in tow, took a seat to the left of Susan. Josiah, unconcerned with the others, pulled. up a chair and sat down on Susan’s right. Following suit,