The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 177 Magnanimous

As the black sedan gradually disappeared into the distance, Josiah lingered on the spot, taking a significant amount of time to collect his thoughts and emotions.

Lysanne, still adorned in her white dress, tentatively spoke up, breaking the lingering silence between them. “Josiah, stop staring. They’re long gone,” she urged gently.

Josiah’s response was swift; his expression darkened as he crushed the cigarette he had been smoking in hist hand, discarding it into a nearby trash bin. “What are you doing here? Is the ceremony over?” he asked, his tone icy.

A sad smile briefly crossed Lysanne’s face as she replied, “Mom stayed with me until the very end.”

When she mentioned “Mom,” she wasn’t referring to her biological mother, but to Susan.

Lysanne’s biological mother had been confined to a wheelchair for more than two decades. The mere fact that she had been able to attend and watch from the audience was remarkable, considering she was unable to physically accompany her throughout the event.

Josiah’s voice was frigid as he corrected her, “Just call her Madam Susan. My mother might not appreciate being referred to that way.”

we’re engaged…” Lysanne started,

engaged isn’t the same as being married. There’s no need to start changing how you address my family so

form of connection, but he quickly moved away,

up. I shouldn’t have caused such a scene in Grandma Elisa’s ward, and I definitely shouldn’t have created a disturbance at the hospital entrance while looking for Dr. Thorne. I’ve acknowledged my mistakes. Can’t

person be brought

I hadn’t gone that day, Grandma Elisa was already on her deathbed. There’s no certainty she would have managed to say all she wanted to,” Lysanne defended herself, desperation creeping into her voice. “You can’t

settled over Josiah’s features. “Lysanne, why have you

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happened over

child in Dr. Thorne’s womb, your own flesh and blood. It

remained silent at

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believe me, even after I’ve made such a solemn vow?” Lysanne implored, her voice

matter

and neither

“If you want a child, we could consider in–vitro fertilization, or even seek a surrogate abroad. With today’s technological advancements, as long as we have