The Charming Ex-Wife

The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 51 Presumptuous

Lysander and Daphne went their separate ways upon their arrival.

Lysander was responsible for saving them seats, while Daphne went to the front to get a number.

The popular restaurant they visited was an Italian restaurant. The owner had taken care to renovate and decorate the store with a unique European style.

Lysander believed its popularity stemmed from being ideal for photos and check-ins, rather than the quality of the food.

The restaurant boasted classical medieval European architecture, a baroque roof, and an overall magnificent appearance resembling a banquet palace

Plus, the owner was a marketing genius as they had placed a pumpkin carriage at the entrance, attracting many young girls who were eager to take photos with it.

Alas, she was just enjoying the ambiance when a commotion ensued as a group of people surrounded the pumpkin carriage. It seemed they were engaged in a heated dispute.

She was quite a distance away when she heard a shrill yet familiar voice.

young girls nowadays so ignorant? Don’t they understand that pregnant women have priority?”

stood sentry behind her.

was as tall as ever, he was also noticeably thinner. Now, he no longer wore the sleeve garter that once gave him a noble and arrogant air. Lysander couldn’t help but shoot a glance at his loose sleeve cuff. He’s probably too emaciated for

teenage girl while he stood awkwardly. Eventually, he tugged her awa and

pulling me. I will teach these impolite girls a lesson today. The elderly, weak, sick, and pregnant deserve priority wherever they

isn’t a bus or subway. It’s just a tourist spot for selfies.”

Speaking of, why were you leaning toward my husband? He’s married, and I’m

“I didn’t!”

I saw you taking photos

unreasonable words, burst into tears. She

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Chapter 51 Presumptuous

sorry,” The young girl stuttered out an apology before fleeing in

Lysander heard Josiah’s

away without bothering to look back.

was dense, allowing her to

curled her lips into a bitter smile once she wriggled her way from the crowd. Josiah was most