Semua Bab Remarriage: His Billionaire Ex-wife: Bab 71 - Bab 80

　Trissy didn't even call "Miss Hall" anymore. Instead, she directly called Jessica's first name.　　Jessica tilted her head and glanced at Trissy, her gaze falling on Trissy's face. Jessica suddenly felt that the two Miss Cheeks were quite interesting.　　"I don't mean anything. It's just that Luna has been back for a while, but it seems that no one knows about it."　　Jessica's words made Luna feel displeased.　　Luna lowered her head slightly. Her gentle eyes suddenly turned cold unnoticed.　　Jessica looked at Luna wryly. "I'm a stubborn person. And I want to figure out a few things. I just happened to be free tonight, so I came over to find the answers."　　Lucas had done such a disgusting thing. Did they think they would get away with it?　　If so, how did Jessica accept the fact that she was fooled by them for three years?　　As soon as Jessica finished speaking, there was a knock on the door.　　It seemed that Lucas and Luna were really a s

　　When Luna was bombarded with reporters' questions, she looked at Lucas subconsciously.　　Lucas did not speak. He stood in the middle of a group of reporters coldly. His gaze ran down the reporters in front of him and landed straight on Jessica and Terry, who were not far away.　　Jessica was also looking at them with a smile on her face, but there was no smile in her almond—shaped eyes.　　Seeing Lucas' gaze, Jessica pursed her lips, looked away, and turned her head to look at Terry. "I'm leaving, Mr. Davison."　　Terry raised his eyebrows and turned back to look at Lucas with a half—smile before following Jessica.　　The two of them left one after the other, and soon, Terry caught up with Jessica.　　Lucas watched the two of them walk away shoulder by shoulder and finally disappear from the doorway. The coldness in his eyes gradually grew.　　The reporters did not dare to push Lucas. When they saw that Lucas was looking into the distance i

　　Lucas remembered that when those reporters ran over to besiege him and Luna, Jessica was standing there, looking at him coldly with her lips twitched.　　Jessica was as if watching a farce.　　Lucas hated that look as it was full of ridicule and contempt.　　Recalling that look in her eyes, Lucas felt a little agitated.　　He felt very uncomfortable as if there was a soft thorn in his heart that could not be found, and he couldn't ignore it either.　　He disliked this feeling very much.　　Lucas took a cigarette, leaned against the window, and slowly lit it.　　The smell of nicotine calmed him down a little, but it didn't last for too long.　　He put out the half—smoked cigarette and drove away from the hotel.　　The car sped away into the distance.　　However, Lucas felt that something went wrong with the car after a while. His golden eyes turned cold. He dropped speed and pulled up by the roadside.　　He got out of the car and lo

　　After what had happened tonight, Jessica was exhausted, so she did not speak.　　Terry didn't say anything more, and the car quieted down.　　The car passed by a downtown area. Terry asked, "Want something to eat?"　　Jessica tilted her head and glanced outside. "Not in the mood. Maybe next time."　　Now, she only wanted to go home to take a hot bath and have a good sleep.　　By the time the car stopped by the roadside of Jessica's apartment, it was already past eleven at night.　　Jessica unfastened her seat belt and said to Terry. "Thank you for tonight. You don't have to get off the car and see me off."　　He was just about to get off. Upon hearing her words, Terry stopped.　　He tapped on the steering wheel and looked at her through the half—open window. "Jessica, when is next time?"　　Jessica was just about to turn around. She was slightly stunned when she heard this. Then she realized what he was saying and smiled. "Well, that depen

　What Hari said caused a throb in Lucas' heart.　　Lucas tried to say something to refute but found that he couldn't refute anything.　　Deep down, Lucas never felt sorry for Jessica. Although he was the one who proposed the marriage, he wouldn't have married her if Jessica hadn't played tricks the other night.　　Lucas never thought he did anything wrong. Everything that happened next originated from the other night.　　If Jessica hadn't set a trap for Lucas, Lucas would never have thought about marrying her. Then, Jessica didn't have to marry Lucas.　　Lucas closed his eyes slightly. "She was the plotter the other night."　　Hari still had a bunch of righteous words to scold Lucas. The chance was rare, so Hari had to take it.　　Yet what Lucas had just said stopped Hari from going on.　　Suddenly, a guess flashed into Hari's mind, "Have you ever thought that Jessica might also have been the victim that night?"　　Hari didn't look reliable, yet h