Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 306 Talk to Mrs. Harrison

Jayce asked, “Want to come in for a bit?”

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“No.” Charlotte shook her head. “I need to pick Julius up from school.” She remembered she had promised him yesterday. As an adult, she couldn’t go back on her word.

“I see.” Jayce looked a little disappointed. After a brief pause, he suddenly asked, “Can I go with you, then?”

Charlotte instinctively wanted to say no. But when her eyes met him, the deep, somber look in them, paired with his pale complexion, made the words stick in her throat. She thought, “He helped me out so much before. How could gifting a dog possibly repay that?”

“Sure,” she said with a smile and a slight nod.

Jayce took hold of the dog leash. “I’ll take Sunny along.”

Charlotte nodded again. “Okay.”

Without hesitation, Jayce headed for the door. Delia moved to follow him, but he glanced back and said, “You don’t need to come with me.”

hesitated. “But

His tone

to Mrs.

clouding with quiet sadness. She pulled out her phone and called Edward

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and snapped, “I’ve already warned him to stop this nonsense! Why is he still being so unreasonable? I didn’t even call him out for going after that

Caldwell, perhaps you should talk to Mrs. Harrison and ask her to keep her distance from Mr. Caldwell. He’s sensitive. Once he realizes he’s been turned down, I’m

simple girl, that would be fine. Why does it have to

moment before agreeing, “You’re right. Let Charlotte turn him down a

“Mrs. Harrison is so smart. Once Sir Caldwell talks to her, she’ll understand what she

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kindergarten entrance was well–maintained. Even so, Charlotte said to Jayce, “You and Sunny stay in the car. I’m worried some of the kids might be scared

Jayce nodded without

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Sunny, sitting obediently nearby. It also looked back at

a low whimper, lying flat on the seat. The dog avoided making eye contact with Jayce, even tucking its tail tightly. Jayce kept staring at Sunny, and its whole body began to tremble under the intensity of his gaze.