Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 2667

Chapter 2667 It was their superstitious beliefs that led them to abandon Luke as a baby!

“Five years ago, Steven Hughes got involved in an accident and wound up in a coma, and because of this, the Hughes family requested our help tracking down their lost child,” Mr. Miller continued. “Of course, Mr. Lynch, you know that Miller Group has substantial resources in the medical field, but not only that, both our families had a marriage agreement since a long time ago as well. “Therefore, the Hughes family agreed that if we helped Steven wake up from his coma, they‘d let their son marry our precious Kate.” Joshua narrowed his eyes and tapped his slender fingers lightly against the coffee table. “So this was how you found Luke?”

Mr. Miller nodded. “That‘s right. About a year ago, Luke came to seek our help, and just the first glance at him shocked us all to our cores. He and Steven were like carbon copies of each other!

“We‘ve been searching for him for five years, and we never thought that he‘d appear on our doorstep!”

Joshua furrowed his eyebrows. “What happened next?” Mr. Miller sighed and could not help feeling a little guilty when he thought of this. “Well, you know full well that Luke had come to us because of his girlfriend, Gwen. “After our medical experts conducted a thorough workup on her, they found that even though Gwen was in ill health, she would, fortunately, be cured if she received a heart transplant from Luke...”

He sighed and continued, “Initially, we had planned to give Luke‘s to Gwen, whereas the rest of his organs would go to Steven. That way, Steven stood a chance of waking up from his coma, but this came with risks and complications, of course.”

Mr. Miller rubbed his glabella in frustration. “Therefore, we came up with another plan.

“Since Luke and Steven were identical twins, Steven‘s heart would also be able to save Gwen.

Mr. Miller turned his head away so as not to meet Joshua‘s gaze. “In the end, we used Steven‘s heart to save Gwen as a tribute to Luke.