Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 2639

Chapter 2639 Seeing how the man next to her made no response, Gwen closed her eyes as tears fell.

“I understand my feelings now. My thoughts of wanting to leave you previously were too childish. All this while, I thought that as long as I leave you, you could have a better life. I planned to leave so that you could be with that woman, but it was until you left me that I realized how important you are to me...”

Then, she seemed to have suddenly thought of something. She looked up at him with teary eyes. “A–Are you trying to teach me a lesson for trying to leave you, Luke?”

Wiping away her tears, Gwen sobbed, “I know that I‘ve done wrong. I really do know it, Luke. Can you stop pretending to not know me? ....”

Gwen closed her eyes, and tears fell silently. “I can‘t lose you. I‘m not willing to lose you again. I know I did wrong, so I‘ll use the rest of my life to repay you, alright? Even if you scold me or hit me or treat me badly, I won‘t mind. As long as you come back to me and stop saying such strange things to me! Please...”

Gwen‘s voice turned from sobbing to hoarse, gradually getting softer. Her tone was getting lower and humbler, too.

Steven did not know who this woman was, but he was somewhat affected by her emotions. Massaging his glabella in annoyance, he looked up at the driver. “Drive. Head home.”

The driver stilled for a moment, not starting the car. “Sir...your marriage discussion with the Millers is still undergoing,” he explained hesitantly. “It isn‘t appropriate for you to take a woman home so early in the morning, right?”

Steven raised his hand and held Gwen‘s head which kept wanting to fall on him. He furrowed his brow tightly. “What else can we do? Are we going to throw her out on the streets at four in the morning and let her freeze to death?” Then, he harrumphed coldly. “If I didn‘t call for your attention back there, you would‘ve crashed into her! Looking at her clothes, she clearly isn‘t from an ordinary family. Could you bear the responsibility?”