CHAPTER 943
Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isnât Easy chapter 943
âIf I didnât want Fiona to spend more time with me, why else would I send the emails to Bonnie? For
Luna? What a joke. Donât you know? I hated her right from the beginning, for six years. Nothing has
changed! â
Joshuaâs words rang in her ears continuously. After leaving Judeâs office, she boarded the first bus she
saw. The people coming and going on the bus seemed to have nothing to do with her. It was not until
the bus reached the terminal that she got out of the bus in a daze.
Getting off the bus, she gazed around at her surroundings, and unexpectedly discovered that she had
arrived at Anneâs house by chance.
It was a working day and during working hours, Anne should be at the hospital right now, right? But
recently Anne has been busy with her recent engagement to John Young, she might have applied for
leave and stayed at home.
At this thought, she headed upstairs and pressed on Anneâs doorbell. Unexpectedly, Anne was home.
Not only was she home, her boyfriend, John was there too. holds text © rights.
âItâs almost lunchtime, I havenât prepared lunch yet.â
Seeing Luna, John read the room and stood up quickly. âIâll go get some takeout.â
With that, he left in a blur.
âWhatâs wrong? â After John left , Anne pulled the downtrodden Luna to sit on the sofa. âDidnât you win
the competition yesterday? Not only that, it was a beautiful victory, you even successfully cleared the
rumors flying about you online. But why do I feel that youâre still very unhappy?â
Luna closed her eyes and sighed deeply. She told Anne about everything that happened in Judeâs
company, not leaving out a single detail. Finally, she lay on the sofa dispiritedly, looking at Anne with
faint eyes. âI feel so confused now.â
Anneâs jaw dropped open, and it remained unhinged for a long time. âThisâ¦this is too much, donât you
think?â
Even though everything that he did turned out helpful to Luna, he was completely using her and Bonnie
to reach his goal of protecting Fiona!
âEven though I always knew that every single time Jude lied to me every time he told me Joshua used
to have feelings for meâ¦.â Luna closed her eyes and sighed deeply, âBut this time, I heard him saying
on the other end of the phone with my own two ears that he hated me.â
She laughed bitterly, âI told myself I stopped liking him a long time ago , but at the thought that my love
for him throughout all those years counted for nothing, that in the end, his impression of me wound up
to be nothing but âhateâ⦠It still hurts⦠â
Anne sighed, walked toward Luna, and hugged her softly. She sighed deeply. To tell the truth, Luna had
never truly forgotten Joshua, Anne could see this clearly.
She was Lunaâs plastic surgeonâs pupil, and Anne participated in Lunaâs surgery. In the various
surgeries that anesthesia was not an option, Luna endured them all by screaming Joshuaâs name.
Luna explained it by saying that Joshua was the person she hated the most. That was why she
screamed his name when she was suffering the most because she wanted to survive by relying on the
strength of her hatred for him.
Butâ¦
Later on, Anneâs professor told her that for most people, hate was usually born from love, from the
heartache of not being able to obtain the love that they craved.
In the beginning, Anne did not understand, but now she did.
Luna loved Joshua too much, that was why her hatred for him ran so deep into her bones. If it was like
Luna said, that she stopped caring about him a long time ago, then why would her hatred of him remain
carved in her skin?
She sighed, her heart aching at the thought of the various things Luna did for Joshua over the years.
Right when the two women were entwined in each otherâs arms, both sighing together, the door
opened.
John pushed open the door with their lunch in his hands and was greeted by the sight of Anne hugging
Luna with tears swimming in her eyes. Anne was the one who was comforting Luna, but while Lunaâs
eyes remained dry, Anne was the one with the red- rimmed eyes and tear-tracks streaking down her
cheeks.
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