The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 352 Even Breathing Is Wrong

Lysander was intently listening.

He paused for quite a while, then suddenly chuckled. “I have no idea.”

At that point, Lysander was starting to lose her temper.

How could he not know A full–grown man had entered Guerra Group’s underground parking and, up until now, even the police couldn’t find him.

Who else in Harborbrook had the ability to make someone disappear like that other than him?

Lysander typed: If you don’t know, then forget about it.

Josiah said. “I thought you would ask a few more questions.”

Lysander: Is there a point in me asking?

“Sure. If you talk a bit more with me, who knows. I might even end up helping you look into it.”

Lysander shook her head.

it. I

expression was unreadable, betraying no emotion. “Are you afraid that I might have done something to

for a moment before answering: This matter concerns the Everhart family. Since Harry has done something wrong, the law will punish

out, didn’t he? He’s afraid that if anything happens to Harry, the Everhart family will get caught in

residence, so Mr. Everhart’s worries are justified. Moreover, Daphne is also a victim when

be thinking about others. Can’t you consider things from your own perspective for once? It was you Harry

replied: Of course I want

“The law is always a step behind. Harry ruined Daphne’s life, then wrecked Priscilla’s, yet that doesn’t break any laws. Even though he attempted to

think you are to handle this on your own? Some kind of deity? Are

icy. “Are you

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silence. Josiah watched from the corner of his eye as each word she

feel as if no matter what I do,

he received no response, he went on, “Liking you is wrong: wanting to see you is wrong; coming to see you is wrong;

his gaze, turning her head to look at

weight in Josiah’s voice intensified. “Sometimes, I feel that the fact you still resist me and harbor such hatred for me might suggest that I still hold a place in your heart. After all, we were husband and wife for three years.

spun around, her gaze burning into

But we can’t forever drown in our sorrow. When you went to terminate the pregnancy, I had no knowledge of the child’s existence. You once asked me if I would still choose Lysanne if you told me you were pregnant then. I can tell you with certainty now that I wouldn’t have. Had I