Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 292

Spring was in full bloom, with the scent of flowers growing more intense each day, and daylight stretching longer into the evenings.

Leanne clocked out early, and Joy and Selina were once again crashing at her place for

dinner.

Joy arrived with a heavy nasal voice, immediately looking for a thermometer: “Let’s see if my fever’s gone down.”

Leanne saw her grabbing the ear thermometer and was about to stop her, but Joy had already taken her temperature.

“Holy mackerel! 108 degrees! Am I gonna kick the bucket?”

Leanne quickly took the thermometer, replacing it with a new one she’d purchased, “This

one’s busted.”

After retaking her temperature, it read 101.3 degrees. Joy clutched her chest, shaken: “What the heck is up with this thermometer? Almost gave me a heart attack.”

“She’s got the flu, too,” Selina sighed, shaking her head. “The three musketeers of Stonebridge, all down for the count.”

“Did I get you sick?” Guilt washed over Leanne.

Joy was evasive, avoiding eye contact. “I’m fine…”

Leanne understood.

still batting her mascara-thick lashes, got distracted by a pastry Leanne handed

sofa to skim through some newly published academic papers. Joy, feeling under the weather, groaned while resting on her leg, and Selina was busy stirring up chats on

Selina frowned,

happened?” Leanne

and the

jerked up. “What?!”

was actually tabloid gossip. Somehow, paparazzi had snapped photos from an

Suzan and her

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side, only Jennifer appeared in the shot.

Wrights intended to marry their eldest daughter to Curtis Richardson, a top bachelor of Stonebridge, rumored to have divorced

photo did show both parties seemingly enjoying a

the photo briefly before returning her focus to

other two were visibly agitated.

Curtis confess his feeling to you and said that he only ever loved you?

his idea,”

Suzan, why bother tampering

That’s what femme fatales do, enchanting people.” Joy commented, “But no worries, I’ve got a keen eye for jerks. Thinks he can

Leanne just sighed.

pinged

[Good evening]