The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 191 Encounter At The Bar

Clearly, that person had seen her as well.

“Well, isn’t it the renowned Dr. Thorne?”

Lysander observed the spirited young man in front of her. The lad had vibrant red hair, wore a leather outfit, and even sported a flashy earring on one car.

In just a few days of not seeing him, he had gone from being a sharply dressed secretary to reverting to his original state.

“Leo.”

“You still recognize me?” Leo nonchalantly slammed his pool cue onto the ground, leaning against the pool. table with a devil–may–care attitude. He tilted his chin up and squinted his eyes. “Whether you know me or not, I’ve been meaning to settle my sister’s score with you.”

Lysander averted his gaze, glancing over at Michelle who was standing not too far away, leisurely holding a

CUC.

“Michelle, come here.”

Michelle obediently nodded. “Okay.”

However, Leo skillfully extended his pool cue, blocking Michelle’s path. “Dr. Thorne,” he said, “this young lady promised to play a few rounds with me. She can’t leave just yet.”

was slightly angered. “What? Are you planning to kidnap her in broad

She came with me

flushed, her eyes barely open. She was clearly groggy still, but luckily, she could still recognize Lysander. She gave the latter a mischievous grin and said, “Lysander, this guy here says he’ll teach me how to play pool.

her sister over, but Leo lightly. tapped her arm with the cue. “What are you

handling the cue with ease. The tap

and me has nothing to do with my sister. If

wait. She’ll be

the billiard lounge entrance behind Lysander. In

happened to

defiance about him, striding forward with purpose. Meanwhile, Lysanne trailed behind him, taking smaller steps as she hurriedly

to Lysander, he stopped and glanced toward Michelle, who

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settled on Leo. “I’ve

away,” she pleaded. “I promise, I won’t touch

Josiah ignored her.

gaze remained fixated on

you here?” Josiah’s voice was laced with a hint of anger. “Do you know what this

young age, Lysander had always been a diligent student and a well–behaved

had only been to a bar once before. It was during her senior year of high school when Daphne had disappeared and she had accompanied her teacher to the bar to look

didn’t find her in the