Will you marry me, My Ex-Wife (Luna and Joshua) novel Chapter 1349

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1349

“Luna, why did you even want to come here so early in the morning?“ A red Ferrare pulled up next to the ruins of what was once Blue Bay Villa. Bonnie got out of the car and opened Luna’s door, complaining, “ It’s all burnt down now, so what’s there to look at? “

Luna, still pale, offered a faint smile and replied, “ Joshua said that the air here is still polluted from the smog, so he forbade Nellie, Neil, and Nigel to come over, but the three of them kept going on about wanting to retrieve some stuff from Blue Bay Villa. I had no choice but to come myself.“

Bonnie pursed her lips. “Is there even anything that was spared from the fire?“

Luna shrugged and chuckled. “We’ll bring home whatever we can find.“

With that, she lifted her head to glance at the remains of Blue Bay Villa. This had been a tall, towering building just the day before, but it was reduced to almost nothing. She could not help but lament this fact.

All of a sudden, Luna recalled Lily. A fresh, young life.

It was all because of Aura…

“Everything that remains here seems to belong to a woman, “ a clear, childish voice rang out next to Luna and Bonnie.

The two of them turned to look in the direction of the voice.

A young boy dressed in black was walking amongst the ruins, clutching a small bag with him. As he walked, he murmured to himself, “This might be a piece of useful evidence. I’ll have to take it to the police station later.“

Luna froze for a moment, then exchanged a glance with Bonnie.

This boy looked oddly familiar.

Bonnie furrowed her brows. She recognized this boy as the one who had been at the share -reallocation ceremony the day before, the one who claimed to be a young detective and provided evidence of Michael’s involvement in Granny Lynch’s murder.

If she remembered correctly, she had found his jade pendant and had been meaning to return it to him.

“Hey, pal, “ greeted Bonnie in a low voice as she approached him.