The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 29 A Crush on a Whole ‘Nother Level

Adrian shrugged. “Unfortunately, my luggage was lost when I returned to Ecron. I couldn’t bring it back with me in the end.”

Daphne anxiously asked, “Do you still remember what was written in the love letter?”

“It has been so long. He probably doesn’t remember, Lysander said. “Besides, a love letter is just a few words of confession with maybe some poetry added in?”

“Adrian, what do you think?”

The gossip here was obviously more attractive than the singing.

Daphne called seven or eight people over. Everyone who had been eating, drinking, and singing was now all gathered around them.

Lysander felt like an animal in a zoo, surrounded by people watching her.

Adrian calmly said, “I remember the love letter well. The first sentence is…”

He paused, then continued, “Your zipper is undone.”

The whole room fell silent,

He then continued, “It looks as big as the sun”

Crash!

the fruit flatter, causing it to fall off the table. The glass platter shattered

was giving her heavy pats on the shoulder

added, “It had great literary

boiled shrimp as the blush spread all the way down from

her neck.

crush on someone at the time. My memory is a little hazy, but I didn’t even know if it was you. She just pointed in your direction, so I went and stuffed the love letter into your folder. Still… I remember there was no one around when I did

suddenly flashed. “It must be

again brought an ambiguous atmosphere to the room.

never faced such a situation before. From childhood

but the muchac wara alone th suhtla nahaalhou naa

.、、,、༩

wat waally thana

Balance:

1 Coins =

710 +

71

1 Pearls

came to men, they were either the husbands of pregnant women or newborn baby boys. There were a few male anesthesiologists, but

a situation like this and could only look

now so excited that she was bouncing around like a monkey. There was no chance for Lysander to secretly whisper anything

just say it. Do you have feelings for Dr.

was

to be holding their breaths, waiting for

“No.”