Getting my ex-wife back のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1421 - チャプター 1430

Raeleigh was a little taken aback when she saw who was calling her. She hadn't expected that Scarlette had already gone back. "You went back?" Raeleigh was sitting on the sofa. She'd barely left the house recently, mostly cooping herself up in her room. She wasn't sure whether it was because of the matter with the Richards family or the weather. She was quite surprised to receive a call from Scarlette through a local number. She'd never called Scarlette herself, despite wanting to know what was going on with her. It was partly because she herself was in a dilemma, and partly because she didn't want to interrupt Scarlette and Hadrian's time together. "Yeah." Scarlette was sitting on the bed. The house was the one that previously belonged to Raeleigh. It currently belonged to her and Hadrian, though, thanks to Santiago. Initially, Scarlette had felt bad about accepting it. After all, the house belonged to Raeleigh, not Santiago. However, Santiago said that i

Santiago ushered Xanthus and Raeleigh into his car and put their luggage into the trunk. Then, he brought them for some food. Raeleigh hadn't intended on going because she was feeling lethargic, but Santiago didn't even ask what their plans were. He drove them straight to a restaurant. She was almost asleep when they reached their destination. She opened her eyes and looked around blearily. Once they were in the restaurant, she sat down and started nodding off again. Santiago touched her hand, but she did not react at all. "Why are you so sleepy? Have you not slept for days?" Raeleigh opened her eyes groggily and watched as Santiago put his hand back on his thigh. She looked around and saw that they weren't in a private room like usual, but were instead in the main dining hall. "I ordered steak. What would you like to eat?" Santiago asked Raeleigh. She took the menu and ordered something similar to what Santiago had ordered. Raeleigh didn

Raeleigh didn't manage to get the call through after going back either. She didn't rest well that evening. Early in the morning, she received a call from Jepherson, who had just taken a bath at home and was ready to go to bed. Raeleigh was worried out of her mind. Over the phone, she couldn't help but ask, "Why didn't you answer the phone? Where have you been?" Jepherson searched his mind for an answer. Sitting on the bed in the room and looking at the velvet box in front of him, his answer would become a defining moment for him. "I was always around, I just didn't have time to answer the phone. I had something to do, so I've booked a flight and I'll have to catch it later. I'm just about to take a bath and change my clothes..." "Where are you going?" "To give you a gift, Raeleigh." Jepherson was in a good mood. It was undoubtedly the best thing in the world to be cared for by her. Since he would have time in the next few days, he had better seize th

She considered their first encounter to have been a draw. As always, Raeleigh didn't have a proper seat in the room. Standing beside her, Jepherson didn't sit either; they were a tableau of modern-day star-crossed lovers. Marissa simply averted her eyes to prevent a headache from coming on. "Jenna, your father wants you to have this, and this is from me." Marissa took a gift and handed it to Jenna, who quickly received it and thanked her. "Thank you, Mom." Hansen stood to one side, his hands clasped behind his back, as if it had nothing to do with him. Raeleigh lowered her gaze slightly. It was better not to look around if she didn't have to, so as to avoid meeting a gaze that she shouldn't and end up making things awkward. However, the way Hansen was standing with his hands laced behind his back still made her feel like he was a carbon copy of Jepherson. Their posture and disposition were the same, not to mention their appearance. And es

After the meal was ready, Marissa came out of the room while Raeleigh stood aside. After she sat down, Raeleigh pulled Jepherson over to take a seat. Over the entire course of the meal, Marissa didn't spare either of them a single glance. Once she had eaten, she packed her luggage and took some necessities before getting in the car and leaving the Richards Group Manor. Jenna then got in the car with her. Before doing so, she had been talking to Raeleigh. Of course, Marissa would not bother about things like this, at least not in front of Raeleigh. However, it was another matter after getting in the car. Marissa took a look at the person beside her and began to complain, "She's not as good as she seems. You're too innocent." "They're all just children. Honestly, children are all the same. Although she isn't the best in some aspects, she will learn as she grows up." Jenna couldn't just decide whether children were inherently good or bad. However, she w