Will You Marry Me My Ex-Wife

Hearing Luna mention Luna Gibson, Joseph frowned, lowering his voice, “If she still thinks of us as family, she would’ve come home a long time ago! Now, she’s playing all these games, acting so mysterious. She sent her daughter home, but as for herself, not even a piece of her hair has been seen.“

Beside him, Natasha furrowed her brows too. “Ms. Luna, we’re discussing our youngest daughter with you, you don’t have to mention our eldest daughter, do you?“

“Exactly.“

Joseph hurriedly pulled the conversation back to the topic at hand. “Ms. Luna, we’re discussing Aura’s situation with you. Just name your price. As long as you properly comfort your son and prevent him from spouting nonsense, we can pay you however

much you want. No matter what, Joshua is my son-in-law, money is not a problem.“

Looking at the middle -aged couple in front of her, for a second, Luna did not want to admit they were her biological parents.

“No matter how rich you are, I don’t want your money! “

Neil frowned, reached out and held Luna’s hand, glaring solemnly at the couple in front of him. “Aura is your precious child, but I am my Mommy’s precious child too! How can you ask us to forget about it, we won’t! We’ll see this matter through to

the end! Not only will I tell the police the truth, I want everyone to know, Aura Gibson is a bad woman! And, don’t come and disturb my Mommy anymore, I recorded everything that you just said! If you don’t want me to play the recording in front of the police, don’t disturb us anymore! “

behind him, and strode into the

second before walking through the door and into the police station,

dazedly on the same

whitening hair, she closed her eyes,

“Ms. Luna, Nigel.“

She smiled

her wandering thoughts, and followed the policewoman’s

accused, Aura Gibson, would like to talk

herself organizing the report and asked them faintly, “Would you like to

setting Neil in a

the policewoman into the visiting room

still a crazy woman who was locked up in a

she was a crime suspect who was

sat down elegantly in front of

“Ms. Luna.“