Will You Marry Me My Ex-Wife

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 767

Luna felt inexplicably puzzled when she heard Bonnie’s words.

Bonnie was supposed to be the star of the show tonight, right? Why did she say she wanted to make Luna the most charming woman in Banyan City, then?

Shannon did not seem to notice anything wrong and instead agreed with Bonnie, “That’s right! If Director Luna is the star of tonight instead of you, Bonnie, then she would really be the most charming woman in the city.“

Luna’s elegance was unsurpassable.

Bonnie curled her lips into a smile but said nothing in reply.

After freshening up, the three of them made their way to Starhill Hotel.

Initially, there were supposed to be photos of Bonnie and Jason together at the venue, but it had been replaced with a picture of Bonnie, standing alone in a wedding dress. The banner that initially read, ( Congratulations, Bonnie and Jason,] was also changed to (Congratulations on your freedom, Bonnie.]

The three of them had arrived early, so after settling Luna and Shannon down in the hall, Bonnie immediately disappeared backstage to take care of the party arrangements.

out on the table. At the same time, she glanced around her surroundings and remarked, “Bonnie did

at the photo that Lily had sent her a while ago—it was a picture of Nigel and Nellie eating. She nodded in reply and said, “Well, thankfully, she realized it before she got married to

and even gave birth to his children, that would be bad news. Don’t

and the rest of her sentence got caught in her

sitting across from her had married a scumbag and gave birth to his children many years ago,

two, but four children. However, two of them did not make

soon as she thought of this, Shannon bit down on her lip

not have guessed that this woman had

luck in the past, but you don’t have to be scared

stood up gracefully and slipped outside for a breath

Luna was indeed alright. As soon as the two of

swung

bellboy rushed forward to open the car door. Sitting in the backseat was Joshua, wearing a white

him, holding onto his arm and wearing a matching satin dress, was none other than