Todos os capítulos de Getting my ex-wife back: Capítulo 1811 - Capítulo 1820

Whether he was in his right mind or had lost his mind, no one could make Jacky alter his decision, not even Deanna. After a night, Deanna resigned and decided not to meddle. The doctors continued to nurse Santiago back to health by giving him the most effective medicine and he made promising progress. Besides, Raeleigh made some health tonics for Santiago personally. She bestirred herself at four or five o'clock in the morning and began to make soup using the ingredients she had purchased. When the soup was ready, she woke Santiago up to have it. Santiago seemed to be deprived of strength. Not long after he rose, he continued to sleep. Raeleigh could only sit beside to accompany him. The same routine went on for more than ten days. Only then did Santiago come down from the attic. Then, he brought Raeleigh to the hospital in Waverly Village right away. "What are we coming here?" Raeleigh stood outside the hospital with a baffled expression. She first sized up San

Leaving this place meant that Raeleigh would have to part with Santiago. She indeed had feelings for him throughout this half a year of living as a married couple. Now and then, even she could not tell whether she did not love him anymore. Raeleigh was not a cold-blooded person. Watching as Santiago went around the mountain to collect medicinal herbs and cut firewood day after day just for her sake, she was touched. When they were about to leave, Raeleigh threw a glance at Santiago, finding that he was all right and as muscular as a bull. He even gained some weight. "What's wrong? Are you tired?" Santiago looked back at Raeleigh after taking a few steps. She did not reply while pulling a suitcase in her hand. Both of them were not wearing clothes of their own, but Flencer's and Caira's. There was only one suitcase. Since Raeleigh did not reply, Santiago went back directly and bent down, asking Raeleigh to get up onto his back. "I've just taken a few

"Come on. Let's have a stroll." Austin stood up and took Raeleigh outside. They walked around the prison, appearing to be small in contrast to the tall walls. Raeleigh looked at everything around her and harked back to the old days when she was brought here, falling into a brown study. The vivid memory of the past was upsetting and it caused a dull pain in her heart whenever she recalled it. Numerous events had transpired in the past, so Raeleigh was lost in thoughts shortly. She didn't expect that she would be snatched from the jaws of death so many times. For so many years, starting from the time she could remember things in childhood, the fire was like a curse, haunting her until the day when everything had settled. It was not until she was on her last legs that she snapped out of it gradually. Raeleigh asked, "How is the investigation going?" Austin turned around and threw a glance at Raeleigh. "Have you ever thought about who was behind that fire?"

It was not until the morning that Raeleigh realised that Marissa had gone mad. What's more, it was Scarlette who came over to inform Raeleigh. After Scarlette told Raeleigh, she continued, "Mr. Jepherson has recovered a little over the past couple of days. If you have time, why don't you head over to Waverly Village? Wouldn't it be much easier for us to visit you that way? Raeleigh... We came to see you, not a prisoner, but look at..." Scarlette cast a quick glance at her surroundings. They were surrounded by four very high walls along with convicts. It was unsafe here. Raeleigh did not think much about it. She looked over at Scarlette and said, "No one had any opinion when they came to visit me. You're the only one who thinks that way. Shaney, come over and tell Madam Scarlette when we're leaving this place." Shaney quickly rushed over and told Scarlette, "We will be leaving in a few days. Uncle Santiago, Mom and I are planning to visit Grandma and Grandpa once

Raeleigh and Santiago were sitting next to each other on the couch, leaning against each other. Cynthia placed two glasses of water on the table and sat opposite them. Cynthia observed the two people in front of her and asked, "Are the two of you together now?" "No, we're not." Raeleigh said. Santiago briefly looked over at Raeleigh. Then, he leaned back in his seat and studied Cynthia's house. Cynthia said, "I'm sorry about what happened to your brother." "It's alright. It's all in the past. These kinds of things, we will not understand unless we experience them. I understand your difficulties. You did it for my brother and yourself." "I hope your brother thinks so too." "Of course. He's about to have his first child." Cynthia was stunned when she heard Raeleigh's words. Then, she asked about Xanthus. At this time, Santiago had already stood up and was looking out the door. Cynthia kept her eyes on Santiago when she realised that he was about