Semua Bab Getting my ex-wife back: Bab 1321 - Bab 1330

Jepherson and Santiago came out of the basement, no words exchanged between them. It was almost impossible to tell what transpired between them inside. After they left, Jacky went inside to see that the attackers were still alive. However... It was not a sight anyone could stomach in any way. Heaven knew what kind of ghastly punishment Jepherson and Santiago had meted out to them to have their limbs snapped like twigs. It would be better to have bestowed on them a quick death than leaving them in such a half-dead state. However, Jepherson and Santiago didn't kill them. To be frank, it must have been Santiago's work of art. Jacky could almost imagine how he would deal with them. He only came out of the basement after getting someone to clean up the scene. When he was about to call Deanna, he couldn't reach her. Jacky knew that Rayan had returned. After hanging up the phone, Jacky glanced at the phone he was holding and returned to his room to wait, fo

After a moment of silence in the ward, Santiago's phone rang. He pried open his bleary eyes and accepted a call from Jacky telling him that he could not get to Deanna. "I got you." Santiago and Jacky had already established a tacit understanding. After receiving the call, Santiago hung up the phone. When he returned, he continued where his nap was left off. Jenna patted him and continued to sit with him. At that time, Jepherson stood up and said, "This matter has not gone unnoticed. I will visit Mr. Whalen later and see what he means by this. When Santiago's awake, ask him to look into Flynt's affairs." "That's not the most prudent way to go about it," Jenna suddenly said. Hansen and his son looked at her. Jenna glanced at her youngest son, who was still holding her. "Look, Santiago and Cynthia are good friends. I heard that Cynthia has a very good relationship with Flynt as brother and sister. Should we get someone else to do it?" "Stuart has been injured

Raeleigh looked strangely at the two men who were cooking. One was making a tofu dish, while the other was deboning fish. As though they had agreed to a truce, they were then minding their own tasks in peace. It seemed that they heard the sound of Raeleigh's footsteps. Jepherson took a look at the door of the kitchen. Seeing Raeleigh, he blinked his eyes and said, "Wash your hands." Raeleigh froze for a moment. Then, Xanthus, with his gaze on her, said, "Wash your hands. Dinner's coming right up." "Okay," Raeleigh promised Xanthus. As for Jepherson, Raeleigh dismissed his greetings away. After washing her hands, she went to the kitchen to help. With four dishes and one soup, it was quite the assorted menu. The three of them sat down. Jepherson looked at the person standing by the side and said, "Come and eat." He, who was called, went to Raeleigh's side and began eating. Raeleigh sat beside Xanthus, while Jepherson's aide sat opposite him

What should Raeleigh have said? Silence was sometimes the best answer. Jepherson sat there for a while. He had planned to go out, but then he called Santiago and informed him that he might have to hold off the plan. "You don't have to worry about me. You can leave now." Raeleigh wiped the sweat off her face. All of a sudden, Jepherson held Raeleigh from the side. The look in his eyes wasn't what one would call amiable. Sitting on one side was Xanthus. He did not expect that Jepherson would feel uncomfortable. "Jepherson, let go..." "It will be better this way." Jepherson held Raeleigh in his arms and gently caressed her back. Raeleigh was completely at a loss. She hadn't seen this coming. It seemed as though he was in more pain than she was. After holding Raeleigh for a while, he let her go. Jepherson studied Raeleigh's head. It was alright then. "C'mon. I'll take you out for a walk." Jepherson stood up, took Raeleigh's shoes, and w

Zorion pondered for a moment, and he then asked, "So, what can I do to make her like me?" Raeleigh and the others froze. Raeleigh thought for a while and said, "Treat her like how you treat Deanna. If you can't be honest with her, then you should let her go. It will be good for both of you. In fact..." She hesitated for a moment. Zorion asked, "What?" "Actually, she's not your prisoner. You chained her up, and she can't go anywhere. Although keeping her by your side might have prevented her from escaping, you'll never win her heart. If I were her, then I would also find ways to escape. It's better to let her go and let her realize who treats her the best." Raeleigh stared at Zorion quietly. For the first time, Zorion thought that this was a painful and bad decision. Leaning against the couch, Zorion remained silent for a long time before replying, "I understand now. Thank you." Raeleigh's grip on the apple tightened. "Thank you too." Zorion smi