Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 837

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 837

Nigel’s operation went on from lo a.m. to s p.m. in the evening.

Joshua never appeared.

Shannon, Bonnie, and the rest had already left, Anne was the only one left, accompanying Luna all the way through.

“It’s already so late, Joshua really isn’t coming?“ Anne took a glimpse of the time, and could not help but start cursing him again. “Where is his conscience?“

Luna curled her lips in a wry smile. “Today… Ms. Blake has an operation too.“

Maybe he was too busy and could not take the time to visit. She could only comfort herself like this.

Anne widened her eyes furiously. “I’ll go take a look! “

With that, she ignored Luna’s protests, raised her legs, and headed to Fiona’s hospital ward.

Luna was both worried about Anne causing trouble and curious about Fiona’s situation. She sighed and sat on the bench. Every minute and every second

that passed felt like torture. She even insecurely wondered whether Anne’s visit finally reminded Joshua that his son was undergoing an operation. Maybe then, his conscience would stir to live and he would come and visit Nigel. This way, he might be able to make it in time for when Nigel came out of

the operating theatre. Then, she could comfort the little guy and tell him that his father had been waiting for him all along. She did not want her son to be too sad.

But still, Joshua never appeared.

After around 20 minutes, Anne returned in fury. “I went to Fiona’s ward, the two of them were hugging each other sweetly! Do you know what they were doing in each other’s arms? Joshua was coaxing her to go to sleep! I even heard Fiona say that she wanted to give him a child, and he was worried about her health! “

The more she spoke, the angrier she got. “And over here Nigel is still in the operating theatre! Isn’t he worried at all?! “

Luna laughed bitterly.

She had been expecting too much of him. That man was not worth an ounce of her expectations.

She curled her lips and was about to say something when the doors to the operating theatre were opened.