Getting my ex-wife back のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1241 - チャプター 1250

Raeleigh stood out among the group of workers and heard them say how good she looked. Lamarre also said, "The most beautiful one here is my apprentice. She is as beautiful as a flower in spring." At first, hearing that, Raeleigh blushed, realizing her mentor was quite flirty despite his old age. But thinking about it again, it didn't sound as frivolous as she thought. Raeleigh knew that Lamarre liked to joke around, but she couldn't help but to feel a little bit teased. She stood aside and laughed with her red face. "Don't just smile. You look like a fool. Don't be silly. Come over here..." Lamarre was curious about this apprentice of his. Everyone knew that he would take care of her wherever he went, as though she were his own child. If anyone bullied her, then he would certainly make them realize their mistake. They walked towards a display that showed the car's layout. When he got to the front, Lamarre pointed at it and said, "Take a look at this and re

When they left, Lamarre also felt that he was in trouble. He was worried about Raeleigh and had put her down. He looked up and saw Xanthus getting out of the car. He excused himself, walked away, and then left. "Stella was just like Deanna. Even though they had very different personalities, she was much more generous and wouldn't behave like Deanna..." It was rare for Jepherson to explain anything. Raeleigh didn't take it seriously and didn't want to say anything. Seeing Xanthus, she turned around and walked towards him. She touched her face and smiled. She didn't look back and followed Xanthus to the car. Xanthus didn't leave right away. Instead, he took a moment to look at Jepherson. When he got out of the car, he saw a woman walking to Jepherson's car. Stuart was very respectful towards this woman. There must be something going on that he didn't know about. Jepherson turned around and looked at them. Xanthus turned away and left. "Stella is pretty good-

Soon, the car arrived at the gates of the nursing home. Flynt pushed the door open and got out, and Raeleigh got out as well. "Flowers." Flynt stepped out of the car and shouted at her. Raeleigh took the flowers and went in with Flynt. They soon arrived at the nursing home. When Raeleigh saw the woman in the sickbed, she knew that the flowers weren't for her. Raeleigh looked at the middle-aged woman. Her face looked pale and gaunt. It was obvious that she didn't have long in this world. Flynt took the flowers in Raeleigh's hand and said to her, "Hattie, I've bought these flowers for you. Have I done well?" "Ah..." Hattie couldn't speak anymore. She was so moved that tears flowed down her cheeks. She used her trembling hands to hold the flowers in her arms. Finally, she closed her eyes. She clutched the flowers in her hands, but people naturally could not bring themselves to face death. After she passed, the flowers fell to the ground. The doctor came

There was no need for Raeleigh to look for Xanthus when she walked out of the building. She glanced over at him, who was waiting outside, and she then followed after him. Jepherson wasn't anxious but he followed her all the way to the car anyway. Raeleigh looked at Xanthus as she opened the car door. Jepherson stopped and looked at Raeleigh, who didn't look back at him. Then, he explained to Xanthus, "Raeleigh fell asleep, and that's why she was still here so late." "It's best not to let such a thing happen again. I wouldn't want anything bad to happen to my family." Xanthus didn't need to say much. He turned away, opened the door, and got in the car. Jepherson opened the door and sat in the car. "What are you doing?" Raeleigh didn't think that he would get into the car. She had a surprised look on her face. "My car broke down. I'll need to spend the night at your place." Jepherson insisted. "Jepherson, you..." "I am your boss, by the way

Flynt left after having dinner at Raeleigh's place. It was already ten o'clock when he left. Raeleigh sent him off. As he left her place, he was getting ready to leave. When she turned around, she felt that there was something wrong with the direction of the headlights behind her. She turned around. Jepherson's car was at the door. Raeleigh fixed her eyes on Jepherson, who was getting out of the car. He was dressed in black. The weather was cold, yet it looked like he was burning with rage, with a ferocious gaze. Raeleigh turned towards Flynt. He arrived the moment Flynt took off. He wondered if he was waiting outside for her that early in the morning. "What are you looking at?" Jepherson walked towards Raeleigh and reached out to pull her closer. She put her hands behind her back to escape his grasp. She turned around and was about to leave, but he dragged her back to his car. Raeleigh struggled, but she was forced into the car. The door slammed shut and