Will You Marry Me My Ex-Wife

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1374

By the time Luna changed her clothes and came out from Cold Jazz Restaurant, all she saw was the taillights of Joshua’s black Masevati.

The car disappeared and turned into a black dot just seconds later.

Luna stared in the direction of the car before a twinge of disappointment seeped through her heart.

She tried her best to see him…but all she saw was the cold—blooded side of him.

Luna picked up the broken pieces of her broken heart, took a deep breath, and went back to the hospital.

At the hospital, Malcolm was reading in a wheelchair underneath a lamp. The book that he was reading had been a gift from Luna, and it was a book on the basics of jewelry designing.

When she walked into the room and saw him engrossed in the book, Luna could not help but laugh. “I recommended five books to you, but you’ve only reached the third book? How many years has it been? If it’s tough for you to read, why force yourself to finish it?“

away the book. “I just wanted to learn more about what you do for a

working, you’re always so concentrated. It got me thinking, is designing jewelry the

that, he laughed at his own words and added, “ Maybe I’m too

just said warmed Luna’s

lip and smiled wryly. Then, she pushed Malcolm’s wheelchair and said, “Don’t say that. You’re very good at your job too—you’re one of

wheelchair and looked at Luna’s reflection in the elevator door. “But I want to know more

been holding onto the

her lip and said, “Malcolm, I thought some things

the future, I told you that if you found someone else you

then l’ll leave as well.“ Malcolm interrupted Luna’s sentence and remarked, “Luna, I still remember. You don’t need to remind me. I know you’ve forgiven Joshua now, and you plan to be with him. I’m not planning to

Luna’s. “But does this mean I can’t try to get to know you better simply because you refuse

Malcolm’s fingers spread through

not find the words she wanted to say. Finally, she let out a sigh and replied, “Malcolm, you’ll find someone better

he stared blankly to the