Lahat ng Kabanata ng Getting my ex-wife back: Kabanata 1051 - Kabanata 1060

"Here, eat more." As Raeleigh ate, Jepherson kept serving her more food. Raeleigh felt like he was making too big of a deal out of everything. She was merely pregnant. There were so many pregnant people around the world who got by just fine. Novalie said nothing. She simply ate her meal opposite them. After she finished eating, Jepherson went to wash the dishes. He did not want to let Raeleigh work too hard. He alone took care of the house chores. In fact, he had also hired a caretaker in her thirties to take care of Raeleigh when he was not around. Jepherson had also bought Raeleigh a house. The house was not far from her university, in a convenient and safe location. It was well-equipped with all the facilities one would need and its layout was comfortable. It was a two-storey house averaging more than 200 square meters on its first floor. There was a guest room and a study for Raeleigh to do her designing. Raeleigh was opposed to it. That night, she voiced her issu

Raeleigh helped Novalie settle down, and afterwards, she went back to their previous residence to pack up their belongings. She brought everything she could take with her. Their old house had not always been Raeleigh's, as it used to be rented from a landlord. Jepherson instructed Raeleigh to bring her personal belongings while Scarlette accompanied her. Raeleigh was not allowed to do anything else. Scarlette found it strange when she looked at Raeleigh. Although Raeleigh's pregnancy was expected, she had not anticipated that it would have come that fast. Scarlette thought that it was all too much. If Raeleigh had a child at such a young age, then what would her future look like? "Raeleigh, are you sure you want to give birth to Mr. Jepherson's child?" When everyone else was walking ahead of them, Scarlette held onto Raeleigh's arm and asked her that. Raeleigh replied, amused, "What do you mean?" "What else do I mean? You're so young. If you really have a child

The host had mentioned that due to the deaths at the orphanage, no one wanted to buy property in the area. Therefore, he managed to acquire it for an extremely cheap price. Raeleigh chose her words carefully and asked, "That means you lived near the orphanage?" "No, but I know someone who did. I can introduce you to them," he replied. His answer caught Raeleigh off guard. She repeated, "You said that you know someone who lived nearby?" "Yes, I know him. From what he's told me, he lives near here and he was well-acquainted with the orphanage. He occasionally comes here for a meal and talks to me. Once, he got drunk and started talking about the incident at the orphanage." "I thought it was inappropriate to ask for further details. Personally, the fire seems fishy to me, so I didn't mention it to anyone. But you seem like a good person, so if you want to see him, then I can introduce you to him. But I must warn you that he is a very strange person. He doesn'

"I know. It's nothing. Grandpa and I are having tea. I'll call you later. Santiago must be back soon." "Alright." With that being said, Raeleigh hung up the phone and went downstairs to wait for Santiago. That was because she was worried, but no one appeared. Raeleigh didn't think that Santiago would come back so soon. As she had expected, half an hour later, Santiago drove back. After Raeleigh moved away from the door, she watched as Santiago drove into the mansion and got out of the car. Raeleigh walked over and looked at Santiago. Without saying a word, he stepped back into the mansion. Raeleigh stopped with a helpless look on her face. He was so angry with her just for that kind of thing. It was fortunate that he didn't like Deanna. If he did, then could Deanna handle his bad temper? Raeleigh returned to the villa. Santiago was sitting on the couch with a poker face. There was no one else around. Serra was busy taking care of Novalie, so she seld

Raeleigh closed the file and tried to recall who was missing. Raeleigh remembered that in those days, except for the children, the rest of the people in the orphanage were women, including the dean, the director, the rest... The guard? That male guard? Raeleigh recalled something all of a sudden and jolted up from her seat. "I remember," Raeleigh exclaimed. Santiago stood up, took the files, and left the Public Security Department with her. Right after they went out, Raeleigh grabbed Santiago's hand and asked, "Where are you going?" "Aren't we going to the hospital?" Santiago looked at her with an amused smile. Raeleigh froze there for a while and didn't respond. "I'm not going to the hospital. I remember where I saw the man and know how to contact his family. You can come with me. We'll definitely find them." After Raeleigh finished, she went outside. She couldn't let Santiago know about the orphanage, so she lured Santiago away. A