Reborn: Another Chance to Leave U by Hazel Ramirez
Chapter 61

Chapter 61

“Mrs. Maltz and Ms. Aucher are having breakfast in the dining room.”

Joshua went back to his room to wash up before heading to the dining room

In the dining room, Cecilia and Bria seemed to be talking about something interesting as they

covered their mouths and laughed.

Seeing Joshua enter, Cecilia put down the freshly squeezed juice and asked casually. “Where did yougo last night?”

Joshua pulled out a chair and sat down. The maid standing at the side served him food.

“I had something urgent to do at work. I slept in the company.”

Cecilia felt a little strange but did not ask further and continued the topic with Bria.

Joshua did not touch the breakfast in front of him. He called out to Cecilia, “Mom.”

“Yes?” Cecilia looked at him.

“It’s nothing.” Joshua looked at Bria but hesitated.

Cecilia noticed Joshua’s unusual behavior. After breakfast, she sent Bria off on an excuse and sat

on the living room sofa. “Tell me, what’s up?”

I’m getting engaged to Lexie,” Joshua said as he sat down opposite Cecilia.

This was his decision after sleeping on it.

Too many things had happened in the month after Joshua divorced Anaya, and he had gone out of

control more than once because of that woman. Joshua attributed all of the abnormal actions to

his possessiveness of Anaya.

Joshua thought that as soon as he settled down with Lexie, he might be able to go through this

phase

After Lezie filled his life, Joshua would no longer think about anything else.

He and Lezie would get married, which was just a matter of time, so there was no harm in getting

engaged earlier.

Hearing this, Cecilia was shocked. She said with a displeased expression, “I don’t agree. The Dunbar fa

How can she be married into our family?

Joshua hadalready expected Cecilia’s reaction. He calmly said, “Mom, I’m here to tell you my decision, not to discus

“What’s with your attitude?” Cecilia reprimanded in a low voice, “When you divorced Anaya, you also did

“No matter who I marry, you will always be my mother.”

Both Cecilia and Joshua were stubborn. Cecilia had a different opinion. Even if they sat down calmly to

In that case, Joshua would not talk about it.

“I don’t think you regard me as your mother at all! If you cared about me, why would you humiliate me ov

There are so many girls in Boston who come of wealth and are ready to get married. Any one of