Will You Marry Me My Ex-Wife

At the hospital in Sea City.

No matter how hard Gwen and Luke tried to stop Luna from seeing the news in Banyan City, she still found out about Fiona’s interview.

What Fiona said in her interview made Luna feel anxious and worried. Every single sentence she said had a double meaning to it, as though she could not wait to tell the entire world how bad Nigel and Nellie were for kidnapping Dr. Robert’s wife!

She even mentioned something about Joshua keeping Nigel and Nellie locked up at home for reeducation…

Luna clutched her phone and called Nigel and Nellie nonstop, but no matter how many times she called, there was no answer.

Finally, she had no choice but to dial Anne’s number.

Initially, Anne had wanted to hide everything from Luna as well. Still, she was a straightforward and outspoken person, so after a bit of coaxing and trickery on Luna’s part, Anne soon lost control of herself and blurted out everything, including what Fiona told her during the phone call.

As soon as she hung up the call with Anne, Luna felt her breathing become more labored.

Since she could not seem to get in touch with Nigel and Nellie, combined with what Fiona said about Joshua sending the children away to a youth education center…

heartless Joshua could be toward the

sick, he was unwilling to pay a single dime for their medical

psychiatric patient and that the children had committed a crime, Luna

for a moment,

run, but she

Joshua. Finally, she decided that it was better to return voluntarily instead of waiting until it was too late in letting Joshua find

her own accord, maybe

of bed and staggered to the door. Before she could walk out of the room, however, she came face-to -face with Gwen and Luke.

sheet of paper. Upon questioning, she answered

I can’t let Nigel and Nellie continue to

arms. “Luna, did you forget everything that you went through in

head to glance at her

her little finger used to be

the pain she had felt when her finger was smashed with a hammer. It was so excruciating that every time she was reminded

she still thought she