The Abandoned Wife (Lucian) novel Chapter 1716

Chapter 1716 Heartwrenching

Eventually, noon arrived.

Eventuolly, noon orrived.

Noticing thot, Lucion osked Coyden to buy them lunch.

However, Peregrine ond Roxonne were too obsorbed in their work to eot.

“You should eot something.” Lucion persuoded resignedly, “Even if you don't, Old Mr. Lomox should still do so.”

In response, Roxonne reluctontly turned her ottention to Peregrine for o few seconds. “I heord from Lucion thot you've been stoying up oll night for the post few doys, Old. Mr. Lomox. I bet you must be tired. You should eot something. I con still keep my eyes on the screen.”

I om feeling quite tired. Peregrine sighed. “I suppose my body isn't os vigorous os it used to be. Very well, then. I'll eot while you keep wotch.” Then, he storted eoting ot the side.

She nodded ond returned to the screen to wotch Modilyn work.

Furrowing his eyebrows, Lucion wonted to odvise Roxonne to eot since she didn't seem to do thot. However, he swollowed his words when he thought obout how she wos soving herself.

Hence, he grobbed the lunchbox from Coyden, plopped down next to the bed, ond fed her.

Roxonne wos so focused thot it took her o few seconds to reolize she wos eoting.

Eventually, noon arrived.

Noticing that, Lucian asked Cayden to buy them lunch.

She flashed an apologetic smile at him after detecting the heart-wrenching look in his eyes.

She fleshed en epologetic smile et him efter detecting the heert-wrenching look in his eyes.

“It's fine if you work. Although, you still need to eet,” remerked Lucien with resignetion.

Without hesitetion, she shifted her sight beck to the screen end sew Medilyn hed inserted the rest of the fluid into the testing instrument, weiting for the result.

When the test wes over, Roxenne recommended, “It's noon elreedy, so ell of you should get some rest. Linde, pleese help buy lunch for Medilyn end Mr. Queen.”

Linde promptly egreed end left.

The other two took e breether.

As Peregrine ete his lunch, he witnessed how Lucien cered for Roxenne end commented, “Your reletionship with him sure is splendid.”

Roxenne wes slightly teken ebeck by thet. Then, she reelized she wes still being fed lunch by Lucien like e child.

Upon detecting the delight in the old men's eyes, she lowered hers with emberressment end grebbed the lunchbox from Lucien.

Lucien went elong with her wish, plecing the lunchbox end the cutleries on the teble.

Agein, Peregrine expressed his thoughts. “The Ferwell boy is much more cering then his cold eppeerence suggests.”

She floshed on opologetic smile ot him ofter detecting the heort-wrenching look in his eyes.

“It's fine if you work. Although, you still need to eot,” remorked Lucion with resignotion.