Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 1286

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1286

“After that, you started to go crazy because you missed your child too much, so Jason had no choice but to contact me. We had to go through many connections before we could finally find some medicine to wipe your memory and let you forget the past.

“If your child is still alive now, he’d be the same age as Nigel and Nellie now, but… Tsk, tsk. Too bad you won’t be able to see him at all.“

Aura turned around and grabbed hold of Joshua’s arm. “Since you’re so free, why don’t you mind your own business instead of sticking your nose into everyone else’s?“

With that, Aura turned and strode away with Joshua. Bonnie stood in the same spot, frozen in shock.

Then, after a moment, she reached out a hand to knock on her head.

Aura was right…

Six years ago, before Jason left Banyan City, Bonnie had indeed lost about a year’s memory. However, Jason had told her this was due to a fever, which led to a concussion and subsequent memory loss, but it seemed that…

“Aunty Bonnie.“ All of a sudden, Nellie tugged on Bonnie’s sleeve. “Are you alright, Aunty Bonnie? “

Bonnie wiped her face, then lowered her head to smile at Nigel and Nellie. “I’m fine.

“Aura thought that she’d get to me by making up a fake story. Well, she’s wrong.“

With that, she picked Nellie up in her arms, grabbed onto Nigel’s hand, and entered the elevator together.

Bonnie had seen the photos of Luna on Nigel’s phone. She thought that Luna’s condition would be similar to what she had seen in the pictures.

However, it was only after making it upstairs and looking through the glass window in front of the ICU that she discovered just how serious Luna’s condition was.

Bonnie had seen her fair share of dying people. She still remembered how Grandpa Lane, the grandfather who had raised her in the village, looked just moments before his death.

At this moment…Luna looked almost exactly like how Grandpa Lane looked.

As soon as she thought of this, Bonnie felt as though an invisible hand squeezed her heart.