Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 287

“Put that down! “

Just when Joshua was staring at the photo album in a daze, he suddenly heard a woman’s voice from behind him.

The next second, Luna immediately rushed forward and snatched the photo album from Joshua’s arms. “ Who gave you the permission to touch my things?! “

This photo album was a birthday gift from Nigel. He spent his days in the hospital ever since they found out he had leukemia.

Although Nigel was young, he was aware of life and death. He was afraid that he might die one day and that Luna might miss him, so he secretly made this photo album for her.

“There are no photos where Neil and I are together in this album. If I were to die one day, treat me and Neil as the same person.“

Nigel’s words back then still rang in her ears.

Seeing how nervous she looked, Joshua furrowed his brows. “Neil has had a serious illness?“

“No.“ Luna turned around and carefully kept the album away. “Only the small flu.“

“He stayed in the hospital for a few months because of the small flu?“ Joshua’s voice was getting colder. “ I checked the dates on the bed. It was at least three to four months.“

Joshua glared coldly at her. “Why does he have to stay in the hospital for so long if it’s just the flu? “

Luna was stumped.

She turned back and glared at Joshua. “He had the flu almost every month for three to four months. Is that a good enough explanation for you?“

“Sure.“ Joshua changed into a more comfortable position on the bed. He looked at the ceiling and sneered, “Someone scolded me for not taking good care of the kids. She also said that she’d not let her kids suffer. Now you say that Neil had to go to the hospital every month because of the flu?“

Luna ignored him. “Theo said that he’s coming to pick me up and fetch me to work later. Go quickly while he’s not here yet.“

Joshua was still lying on the bed looking at the ceiling. “Why do you make it sound like we’re having an affair?“

Luna’s body stiffened. She turned around and glared at Joshua coldly. “Aren’t we?“