CHAPTER 1034
Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isnât Easy chapter 1034
In the Orchard Manor, Nigelâs computer kept beeping, notifying him that a new message had been
received. But the little guy was not in the mood to check his messages at all. At that moment, he and
his little sister were busy conducting a hunger strike to protest against Joshua.
Throughout the entire day, no matter what they did, they failed to get in touch with Luna. At first, they
thought she was sleeping at home and did not pay much thought to it. But later on, no matter how
many calls they made, they still failed to contact her in person. In the end, her phone was even
switched off completely. So Neil contacted Anne.
Anne and John rushed to the Blue Bay Villa but did not see Luna, instead, they saw Joshua and Fiona
walking out one after the other. There was someone else with them, an old man with snow-white hair
and wearing a pair of wire-rimmed glasses.
After that, no one could contact Luna, no matter who it was. Nellie and Nigel contacted everyone they
knew but no one had any idea where she was.
Nellie sobbed out of anxiety but Nigel was certain that their mommyâs disappearance must have
something to do with Fiona and Joshua.
Thatâs why the two children both agreed to go on a hunger strike, to protest against Joshua with
physical action, and force him to tell them about Lunaâs whereabouts!
âOh, dear Gods! â Granny Lynch tried to feed Nigel and Nellie some dessert, but the two children would
not take a single bite. Especially Nellie who usually loved desserts, kept her lips sewn tightly together.
Even when the old lady held the spoonful of cake to her lips, Nellie turned away, refusing to take a
single bite.
âJoshua, whatâs wrong? Why did you hide Luna away?â
Seeing the two children obstinately refuse to eat anything, Granny Lynch slammed the spoon in her
hand on the table and turned to scream her head off a t Joshua, saying, âYou know better than I do how
important Luna is to Nellie and Nigel! Why are you hiding Luna away?â
Joshua frowned and glanced at the stubborn little boy, then turned to sweep his eyes across at Nellie
whose cheeks were puffed in anger, and finally sighed deeply. He lifted his legs and walked toward her,
pulling her softly into his arms. âNellie, Mommy is sick, Daddy just sent her to get treated. I didnât tell
you where she is because I was worried you would get in the way of her treatment.â
Before Nellie could say anything, Nigel scoffed from his position seated beside her. âWhat sickness can
Mommy have? Sheâs well and healthy. Sheâs waiting to bring Nellie and me abroad to see Uncle
Malcolm, what sickness can she have?â
Hearing Nigel mention Malcolm Quinn, Joshuaâs eyebrows screwed together tightly. He glanced at
Nigel coldly. âYour mother is mentally ill, she often hits you, werenât you the one who said all these?â
Nigel lifted his eyes and met Joshuaâs gaze fearlessly. âI told you, I never said all these! â
Joshua obviously did not believe him. He narrowed his eyes. âYouâve been polluted by Luna. Youâre so holds text © rights.
young and yet how can you deny what you said yourself?â
Nigel rolled his eyes at him fiercely. âI told you I never said them, and that means I never did! â With
that, he sat down on the sofa firmly. âMr. Lynch, if you insist on keeping my mommyâs whereabouts a
secret, I can find her myself! Iâm sure I can find her a s long as I search through all the CCTV
recordings in the city! â
He raised his head and looked at Joshua coldly. âBut. If I realize Mommy is hurt in any way during this
time where we canât find her⦠Nellie and I will no longer see you as our father! â
When the words left the little guyâs mouth, the entire villa fell silent. Joshua looked at the little boy in
front of him who was only six years old but with a sharp gaze despite his young age and was about to
say something when the little girl in his arms wrangled herself free.
The little girl jogged to stand beside her brother and hurriedly held his hand. âI agree with Nigel. If
Mommy is hurt, then I donât want Daddy anymore! â
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