The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 112 Old Habits Die Hard

Josiah had visited the hospital quite a few times before, so the hospital director was familiar with him.

He chuckled affectionately. “You startled me with your suddenness.”

Only then did Josiah realize that he had lost his composure somewhat. With a hint of apology, he said, “Sorry. I was a bit distracted just now.”

“No worries, no worries,” Fred said, “Rest assured. Your wife’s medical skills are quite impressive. However, I really must apologize for the inconvenience today. Lysander, you should have told me your husband was coming too, so I could have arranged for someone to receive him.”

Lysander smiled lightly.

She scanned the surroundings, but there was no sign of Lysanne.

It seemed as though Josiah noticed her gaze and took the initiative to say, “She didn’t come

Lysander nodded.

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In social gatherings with acquaintances, the greatest fear was failing to explain oneself clearly.

In the end, Josiah showed some semblance of a conscience, not parading Lysanne ostentatiously into the hospital.

They were all aware of Josiah’s existence. If Lysanne

“I’m going

the patients ward. I had

“Okay, okay. Great.”

also took turns to express their gratitude to Lysander before

room was

giving her a playful wink. “Did you really keep the baby?” she asked. “You know what kind of person Harry is.

started to remove her gloves as she spoke. “There was nothing I could do. She was adamant

going on? Even someone like Harry is able to have a good girl who is willing to bear his

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“His only daughter, right?”

“Correct”

it! Oh, Harry, Harry, all these years and his tactics haven’t changed one bit, huh? Using the same trick to conquer the world? He’s always stepping on women to climb higher. Just you wait and see. When he finds a better branch

all these years, he might have changed,

leopard can’t change its spots. Do

Harry insisted on dragging her along to mingle with Josiah. The memory sent a chill

start of their marriage, and he was already treating her

suggested, he might move on to someone else. If so, the outcome for Priscilla would likely be even more tragic than Daphne’s because she had a child

all, this was someone else’s life. Priscilla’s reluctance to part with her child was a natural maternal instinct. She had given her warning, and