Will you marry me, My Ex-Wife (Luna and Joshua) novel Chapter 1562

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1562

“Why can’t I come here? Luna is my daughter, too!”

“She’s your daughter, too?” Joshua sneered, staring at Charles. “Anyone who knows the truth will know that Luna is your biological daughter and that Heather isn’t blood-related to you at all.

“But to the rest, judging from the way you treat her, everyone will think Heather is your biological daughter instead.”

The color drained from Charles’ face. He clenched his fists and snapped, “Joshua Lynch! This is my family’s business, so you have no right to comment on it!

“Don’t you know the reason I place so much importance on Heather’s child? It’s because that child belongs to Malcolm!

“Because of what you did to the Landry and Quinn families over these months, both our families are awaiting this child’s birth so that we can cooperate more closely! “

The more he talked, the angrier Charles got. If not for Joshua, he would not need to be under the Quinn family’s control and let them take charge of everything!

On top of that, Joshua had the guts to say nonsense like this right in front of him!

Joshua gracefully placed his empty cup on the tea and swept his dark, penetrating gaze over Charles’

face. “You’re wrong, Mr. Landry. Because of the child in Luna’s belly, I’ve been trying my best to only attack the Quinn family over these few months and didn’t do anything bad to the Landry family at all.

“All the financial losses you suffer now are collateral damage from the attacks to the Quinn family’s assets. If you hadn’t collaborated with them in the start, you wouldn’t even suffer these losses now.

However…”

Joshua lifted his head, and a malicious smirk slid across his lips. “From today onward, I won’t show any mercy to the Landry family anymore.

“If Luna’s child had been born safely, I wouldn’t have minded the fact that you forced her to swear on its life, but now that the child has died…”

Joshua stood up. His chiseled face was etched with hatred and resentment.