Chapter 1831-1840
Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isnât Easy chapter 1831
In the upstairs bedroom⌠Luna flung open the door and plopped down on the bed. âChristopher claims to like Bonnie, but I donât think he truly does!â Joshua followed her into the room and closed the door after him. âBut he looks quite sincere, and he seems to treat Bonnie very gently too.â Luna chewed on her lip, grabbed hold of a blanket, and snapped, âWell, if he really likes her, he wouldnât have put her through this pain! âBonnie couldâve been spared from this suffering, but he was the one who chose to do this to her. I know h e wanted to make Bonnie remember the pain she had gone through so that sheâd stay away from my brother in the future, and then Christopher would have a greater chance of winning her heart. âBut this sort of act is selfish right to its core!â Joshua glanced meaningfully at Luna, then narrowed his eyes. âWell, I donât think itâs entirely wrong to use methods like this to get what you want.â He strode over to the bay window and stared out at the yard that had been drenched in the rain. Inside the yard, the trees looked exceptionally green and perky, and the small bench seemed to look even fresher underneath the pouring rain. Joshua narrowed his eyes as his thoughts drifted elsewhere. A year ago, he had been sitting on the same bench downstairs, muttering all of his most heartfelt words t o Luna into a recording device. At that time, the first thing he thought of every time he woke up was what kind of outfit he would go for that day and whether Luna would finally agree to meet him. A year had passed since then. Not only had he successfully gotten Luna to meet him, but they were even standing in that same room he had tried to peer into every day. However, in a cruel twist of fate, they would never be able to return to what they used to be. Behind him, Luna did not seem to notice that Joshuaâs thoughts had drifted away. Instead, she continued angrily, âBut if you truly love someone, you couldnât bear to see them suffer, not even a little bit. âEven if there was no choice, one should only be allowed to hurt the person they loved in the most drastic situations, but itâs clear that Christopher had other options. All that, and he chose to hurt her.â After rambling on, Luna suddenly realized that Joshua did not answer her at all. Instead, he was standing i n front of the bay window quietly. She furrowed her brows and stomped over to him. âJoshua Lynch, I was talking to you.â Joshua did not turn around but instead reached out to pull Luna into his arms. The familiar scent of his body and the warmth of his skin enveloped Lunaâs entire being. She frowned and immediately started to writhe. âHey, I was talking to you about Bonnie.â Joshua ignored her entirely and pulled her closer into his arms, a small smile playing on his lips. âI was wonderingâŚwhat were you thinking when you stood here a year ago, watching me record my words of longing to you?â
Lunaâs entire body stiffened when she heard this, and she immediately glanced out the window with a frown. The yard downstairs was preserved exactly how it had been when Joshua had come to see her a year ago, not even a piece of grass out of place. Lunaâs thoughts drifted to the fateful autumn day a year ago. At that time, she had not returned to the Landry family yet, and Joshua was still living at Swan Lake Chalet with Jim and Christopher. At that time, she thought that this would be the most distant they would ever be in their relationship. Alas, they became mortal enemies ever since. They became rivals that would never be able to rekindle their marriage. Everything was different, but the yard was just how they had left it. Luna forgot her anger toward Joshua for not listening to her rant about Christopher. Instead, she closed her eyes and said in a choking voice, âIâve forgotten what I was thinking of when I sat here watching you this time last year.â She sniffed and lifted her head to stare at Joshua. âWhat about you? Do you still remember what you had been thinking of?â âOf course.â Joshua pulled her close and said in a low, earnest voice, âWhether in the past or the present, the only thought I have is to bring you home, and we can have children together.â Luna could not help letting out a chortle when she heard this.
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âHave children together, you say? âDonât we already have four? How many more do you want?â Joshua narrowed his eyes and turned to stare at her sternly. âIsnât it just three?â For a split second, Luna did not understand what he was talking about. âItâs four; our youngest daughter didnât dieâŚâ However, as soon as she said this, she froze in her tracks. The next second, she quickly removed herself from Joshuaâs grasp and turned away so as not to face his stern gaze. âI was just talking nonsense. Our daughter-â âOur daughter is still alive,â Joshua interrupted her. He grabbed hold of Lunaâs shoulder and turned her around so that she was forced to face him. âWhen did you find out?â Joshuaâs dark, penetrating stare seemed to have seen through all of Lunaâs lies and right into the darkest depths of her soul. Luna bit her lip and fell silent for a while. After all, she did not want to argue with Joshua over the child at a time like this, but seeing the earnest expression in his eyes, Luna knew he would not relent until he dug out the truth from her. A split second later, Luna exhaled and explained, âHeather showed me the security footage of you doing a DNA test with the dead babyâs corpse and the lab report proving that you werenât blood-related at all.â With that, she flung Joshuaâs hand away and said, her lips curved into a sneer as she did, âJoshua Lynch, I know that you took the corpse to conduct a DNA test just a day after it was buried⌠because you thought the baby wasnât yours, didnât you? âWell, Iâm sorry to tell you this, but the child I birthed was yours after all, and unfortunately, not only did the DNA test not prove that I had cheated on you in any way, but it even proved that my daughter hadnât died at all.â Joshua narrowed his eyes when he heard this. He snickered, then pulled out the photo of the lab report o this phone and showed it to Luna. âYouâve been tricked; I didnât dig out the corpse the next day to do a DNA test at all. âYes, I had indeed done a DNA test, but I used a piece of bloodstained cloth that you and I had found together.â With that, he swiped on his screen and showed the photo of the bloodstained cloth to Luna. âThis one.â She stared dazedly at the date on the DNA report, then at the photo of the cloth that Joshua was showing her. All the memories in her mind of those eventful days started to convalesce together. At that time, just minutes before her death, the maid named Vivian had told her the truth about her child being swapped out with a dead one. Because of this, she and Joshua had gone to dig out the babyâs corpse and conducted a DNA test to see i f Vivian was telling the truth. However, to their surprise, they could not find anything at allâŚapart from a piece of torn, bloodstained cloth.
After that, when they were about to revert the grave to what it used to look like, she could not find the piece of cloth anymore. Luna had thought she had accidentally buried it underneath the soil, but it turned outâŚJoshua had been the one who took it. Luna bit her lip and asked, âDoes this mean thatâŚyou had known about our child being alive all along?â Joshua narrowed his eyes. âYes, and Iâve been looking. Right now, Iâve found a clue.â Lunaâs entire body stiffened. A split second later, she glanced at him with a searching look. âDoes our childâs disappearanceâŚhave anything to do with Charlotte?â
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