Will You Marry Me My Ex-Wife

Luna’s hand that held her phone immediately stiffened when she heard this.

She never expected Joshua would call her because of this, and he wanted her help settling this matter, no less.

Luna let out a cold sneer. “Ms. Blake must really mean the world to you, Mr. Lynch. You even want me to help clean up her servant’s messes.“

Luna did not lower her voice when she said this, so naturally, her three companions heard what she said and immediately fell into silence.

They stared at Luna with wide eyes and tilted their heads to eavesdrop on her conversation.

Luna did not seem to mind this and instead continued talking to Joshua, “I guess to you, Mr. Lynch, nothing is more important than your girlfriend. You threatened to fire my assistants when they offended Ms. Blake, but now, Ms. Blake’s servant just so happened to get into a dispute in the cafeteria, yet you want me, Design Director of Lynch Group, to clean up her mess?

“Mr. Lynch, do you think my assistants, three youngsters who put in all their time and effort for Lynch Group, are less important than Ms. Blake’s servant, and an arrogant one, no less?“

by a doctor, and replied in a low voice, “Luna, don’t be so harsh. Mrs. Collins is Fiona’s only servant, and she has worked for her for many years now. She’s always been a committed worker, and Fiona

then why did she lie to her?

you talking about? I know you’re upset over what happened between Fiona and your assistant today, but she’s a part of my life now. Can’t you let

checkups the whole morning. The bone marrow transplant was set for

Collins and another party, yet at the same time, he could not settle it himself. That was when he recalled seeing Luna and Shannon in the hospital, so he decided to

never thought Luna would insult him

an exhale and rubbed his brows in frustration. “Since you don’t want to help, then it’s fine.

it’s a little redundant to ask him to settle a small dispute like this? “ Luna interjected coldly. “ Why

you I’m

come down to the cafeteria, why don’t we go