His Beloved Ex-Wife (Gwendolyn Reeves ) Online Novel
Chapter 327

Chapter 327 Something To Say To Josiah

Lysander locked eyes with Josiah for a moment, then shifted her ze away continuing to look at

Lysanne.

Lysanne felt a shiver under Lysander’s gaze and made an excuse to leave. “Seeing that Dr. Thorne is all right, I can now rest easy. I’m feeling a bit dizzy…”

Howard supported her. “You should head back, too. You insisted on going today even when I tried to stop you, and you’re not even in good shape yourself

“I’m fine. Dad. Mom needs you here. You can’t leave her side. However, someone from our family should attend Mr. Everhart’s birthday banquet. I’ve recovered a lot, and I want to help out.”

“I know. You’ve truly become so much more understanding now, and it makes me very happy!

“This is what I should do. I was truly stubborn before. Not only did my actions lead to Josiah and Dr. Thorne’s divorce, but they also caused you all unnecessary worry. I’m too unfilial.”

“All right, it’s all in the past now. This time, Josiah saved Lysa – I mean Dr. Thorne, and there’s room for their relationship to turn around. Once they reconcile, Old Mrs. Guerra won’t come to you in dreams anymore.”

“Yeah, if they reconcile, Old Mrs. Guerra will be at ease, and I can finally live a peaceful life,”

“All right, you should head back to your hospital room now.”

“I’ll go check on mom first.”

“All right.”

Lysanne had left.

Daphne crouched down, whispering into Lysander’s car, “This b*tch seems to have really been driven to the brink by the supposed ghost of Old Mrs. Guern. She even sought you out today and put in quit an effort.”

Lysander looked at her.

ww it with my

Daphine nodded. “I own eyes. It’s true. Old Mrs. Guerra truly cared for you. Even after she passed, she was still thinking about standing up for you.”

Lysander slowly blinked.

Daphine continued, “What that b*tch just mentioned was indeed true. At the time, the boats were nearly engulfed in a sea of flames. Josiah painstakingly searched through each and every boat. When

he finally carried you out, he himself was also severely burned.”

With great difficulty, Lysander managed to utter two words.

Daphne didn’t understand. “What did you say?”

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Chapter 327 Something To Say To Josiah

Josiah said, “She wants a cell phone.”

“Your phone got fried. It’s unusable now. Who are you trying to e: I? Your parents?”

A cell phone was thrust into Lysander’s hand.

“She needed something to type on because she has something to say,” said Josiah. “Use mine first.”

Lysander held his phone, struggling to type in a few crucial words: Do my parents know?

Daphne immediately said, “Don’t worry, I didn’t tell them. I didn’t want them to worry.”

Lysander nodded.

“Looking at you now, it’s likely you won’t make it abroad. The doctor suggested that with your injuries, it’s best to rest and recuperate.”

After a brief pause, Lysander nodded and typed: You all should go back and rest first.

Daphne immediately objected, “No way, you’re injured like this. How can you be left alone? I’m staying with you.”

Lysander: I have a question for Josiah.

Daphne paused, “So, you’re saying I should step aside? Is that what you

mean?”

Lysander nodded again.

“All right.” Daphne stood up. “This time, it was indeed Josiah who saved you. You two should have a good chat. I won’t leave and will just be outside the door. If anything comes up, Josiah, you can call for

me.”

Josiah nodded. “All right.”

Daphne adjusted the blanket for Lysander, then turned to Howard and said, “Mr. Thorne, let me see you out.”

Howard asked Josiah to take good care of Lysander before departing with Daphne.

In the ward, Josiah and Lysander were the only ones left.

Josiah asked, “What do you want to ask me?”

Lysander typed: Did Zachary tell you?

After a few seconds of contemplation, Josiah gave a nod. “Yes.”

Lysander smiled. As I expected.

Then, she typed: What did he trade with you for this piece of information?

“Nothing. He’s smarter than Harry and knows this matter has crossed my line. He’s aware I’m bound to

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