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

Chapter 301

Leanne had just left another message on Caleb’s voicemail when her phone finally rang. “Where did you get those photos you texted me?” she demanded as soon as she picked

Caleb’s voice was tinged with caution, “Madam, perhaps it would be best to discuss this with Mr. Richardson.”

Curtis was lounging on the sofa at Crystal Cove Villas, with a mask covering his face, engaging in a staring contest with a cat sitting nearby.

The cat looked wary, its wide eyes fixed intently on him.

“Don’t look at me like I’m a stranger. I didn’t choose you, but since you were born to her, that technically makes me your dad.”

Legs crossed, Curtis tried to reason with the cat, “For my happiness, a little sacrifice from you isn’t too much to ask, right?”

The cat just stared.

Leanne had stood Amy up. As compensation, she had agreed to cover Amy’s coffee runs for the next week.

Leanne parked in front of the villa and hurried up the steps, instinctively placing her finger on the biometric scanner. It struck her only as the door swung open that the place now belonged to Curtis.

She was too familiar with the setting.

Curtis was already turning to look at

silly to step out and knock

straight in. Scanning the room and not spotting

“Aren’t you going to

and well,” Leanne shot back, dispensing

directness,

“Where is it

its room,” replied

perhaps hearing her, came out on its own, sniffing her and recognizing

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stroking its head as she asked Curtis, “Where did you find him?” “Mathew’s gotten too clumsy to handle the lively pair at his place, so he sent this one. back,” Curtis explained, watching the warm scene before

win.

want

Leanne could respond, Curtis added lightly, “If you don’t, I might just have to let

who had rescued the cat herself, didn’t plan on letting it go back on the streets.

that she lived alone, she could take care of a cat without worrying about

response was quick and firm.

were not like cats. Curtis, who had no chance to enter Golden Grove Manors with a fever, felt a twinge of jealousy, “You take the cat, but what

ignored him, picking up the