His Beloved Ex-Wife

Chapter 504 A Child From Nowhere

“It’s good that you know,” Lysander said.

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After applying the salve on her, Josiah gently stood up. While straightening the first aid kit, he said, “In truth, I’ve come to a realization. If you don’t want to get back together, that’s fine. It’s good enough for us

to remain as we are now.”

“If you want to have kids, don’t waste your time with me,” Lysander warned.

“Naturally, I wanted kids.”

With a snap, Josiah closed the first aid kit.

He then continued, “But you’re right. A child should be born into a loving family. I won’t fall in love with any other woman, so I wouldn’t have a child just for the sake of having one.”

“Then, you might end up alone for the rest of your life,” Lysander said.

Josiah chuckled lightly. “So be it, then.”

In the end, Josiah left and returned to his own room.

After he had left, Daphne said to Lysander via WhatsApp, “Do you actually believe him? Most men think of having children. Even someone like Harry insisted on having a son. Considering the vast wealth of the Guerra family, do you trust that he would never want a child until the day he breaths his last?”

Lysander found himself unable to refute those words.

Having spent a long time in the obstetrics and gynecology department, she had witnessed all sorts of absurd situations.

For instance, a middle–aged couple married for over thirty years decided not to have children, but the husband suddenly had a change of heart. He found a woman in her twenties and had three children with her in quick succession. The family of five then lived happily together, leaving his menopausal wife alone.

Another man made grand promises of being together forever, but when it was discovered that the wife had health issues that made pregnancy unlikely, he turned his back on her in an instant. He filed for divorce immediately. And in less than two months, he brought another woman for a prenatal checkup.

Even ordinary people acted that way, let alone Josiah.

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you see the message sent by our class representative

fell ill, so I didn’t check my messages.

weekend is our school’s hundredth year anniversary! I heard that a lot of famous alumni are coming back. Our class representative urged those who can attend to do so to show support

a while since I’ve seen our former classmate anyway,” Lysander said.

go together when the time comes. I’ll also be

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still need to

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If you think he’s good, I’ll keep him. But if you find him. unsuitable, I’ll immediately ditch him and look for someone else. It’s all about casting a wide net to catch more fish. Efficiency, my dear, efficiency,” Daphne said.

her words, Lysander was actually relieved.

see each other

at the end of the corridor on the top floor, vinually free

gentle pitter–patter creating a soothing ambiance, allowing Lysander to

service staff with a sweet smile proactively handed the menu to her. “Ms. Thorne, our breakfast

was clear she had been instructed about it beforehand.

okay. I’ll just have

all she wanted was to find a quiet place

the service staff didn’t disturb her further. Instead, she merely led her

Lysander had grown tired of oatmeal. Taking a tray, she took a few sandwiches and a glass of warm milk before returning to the small square table with

of the restaurant and backyard. Sitting there, one

reading the economic news updates

the ground echoed beside her, punctuated by rhythmic

feminine voice

before her. She appeared to be around the same age as her, but/she was already a mother. The baby

Aurora, noticed someone watching her and promptly greeted Lysander with

from me is free.

from her with the baby stroller without hesitation. Her eyes dancing

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