My Ex-Husband Wants Me Back by Cheryl Moore
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Christopher was lost in thought for a moment.
Ivy claimed she was the one who took him through the secret passage, but Christopher felt something was amiss.
It was just that there was no one he could ask for proof, as only the two masked men were present at that time.
‘Grandpa and Grandma have always treated Ivy like their own granddaughter, so I’m not against them acknowledging her as one publicly as long as it makes them happy. I wonder if Kimberly will feel uneasy over this, thought Christopher as her image flashed across his mind, and he chucked foolishly. It felt like he had been possessed as thoughts of Kimberly would constantly cross his mind.
Lilian’s cry brought him back to reality. “Christopher, what were you thinking about? I even saw you chuckling to yourself. Maxwell, you saw that, too, just now, right?”
As Lilian said this, she looked at Christopher and her frenemy plus companion, Maxwell.
In situations like this, Maxwell would usually choose to side with Christopher.
There was a slight teasing in his tone as he said, “I think there must be something wrong with your vision. That’s why I keep telling you to eat more fish, but you never listen to
me.”
Even while roasting her, Maxwell couldn’t stop publicly displaying his affection for Lilian.
Christopher looked at the comedic duo and smiled in relief.
“It seems that I am overthinking things. They have each other for companionship, so there is no way they will get lonely, thought Christopher.
Maxwell stopped making fun of Lilian and said gravely, “Christopher, the relationship. between your useless father and Kimberly’s aunt was ill-fated. I’m worried the grudges. of the previous generation will affect you. I plan to go to Dellmoor soon and discuss this with Yandel at his residence. Your mother has agreed to it, too.”
After hearing of Maxwell’s plan, Christopher was surprised as it was unexpected that. Maxwell would be willing to humble himself and resolve the grudges of the previous generation for the sake of Christopher’s happiness.
Christopher felt touched and grateful for Maxwell’s willingness, but he couldn’t bear to let Maxwell do that./
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As Maxwell’s grandchild, Christopher knew how proud Maxwell was.
Christopher looked at Maxwell earnestly and said, “Grandpa, you don’t have to do this. I know how to handle Kimberly’s matters.”
Maxwell was not a bumbling fool. He knew the current Kimberly was different from the Katherine he knew.
forgiven Christopher.
return.
Although my current move is slightly risky, it is a clever way
of the
had left work a little
was almost empty
pants, revealing her ankles. She had also put
out of the elevator, she walked toward
cap was
lower so that no one could
walking a few steps, Kimberly noticed that her
her, but when she turned to
figured he must
was also an
phone, turned on the camera, and switched it to the front-facing camera mode, pretending to be doing her makeup when, in reality,
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the stalker, but he suddenly hid behind the pillar again
had already seen
intuition was right, and I am
After all, no one was around, and
about six
man fought
did not know whether the man had any weapons. She clearly
need to think
300 feet away from her car. It would take
150 feet away from
get into the car, it’ll be relatively safe,
had been a good sprinter during her school days and had clocked
a man’s strength should not
had no choice but to take a
things like that? If he got close to me, I would have nowhere to turn to
ahead
quickly took off her high heels and sprinted
and rushed forward, running
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