Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 1902

As soon as she thought of this, Luna sniffed and stood up. Then, she walked over to Joshua and grabbed hold of his hands. “Don’t worry; I will definitely try my best. Also…”

She lowered her head to gaze at his hands. “I will try my best to find out what happened to your Aunt Lucy and uncover the truth.”

A surge of warmth spread through Joshua’s heart when he heard this.

He reached out and pulled Luna into his embrace. “None of this is important to me right now.

“The most important thing is that if Charlotte and Jim do anything bad to you later at Landry Mansion…

“You shouldn’t hold back because he’s your brother. Remember, if he tries to hurt you, you have to retaliate.

“Then, you have to get out of there immediately and never get near him again.”

Joshua took a whiff of Luna’s fragrant-smelling hair as he hugged her. “Nothing matters more to me than your safety.”

Luna nodded as she felt the reassuring warmth of Joshua’s body against hers. “I will.

Not only had Jim lost his memories, but at this moment, he was entirely under Charlotte’s control.

Luna was confident that Jim would not do anything to hurt her, but what about Charlotte?

Charlotte would stop at nothing to get rid of her and Bonnie!

Regardless of this, she still had to go to their meeting that afternoon.

Luna could not give up on Jim.

Luna chewed her bottom lip gently and lowered her head but did not reply.

Staring at her adorable demeanor, Joshua reached out to gently stroke her hair. “Luna, it has never been my intention…to make things difficult for you.

“Even though I’m not good at expressing my emotions, I -”

“Ahem!” Theo’s abrupt cough broke through the amorous atmosphere in the room.

Luna quickly removed herself from Joshua’s embrace and glanced at Theo and Bonnie, her face scarlet. “Joshua told me that you’ve found out where and when you met my brother for the first time.”

Bonnie nodded. “That’s one way to put it.” She stared at Luna with a solemn look. “I’ve decided to stay in Merchant City.”