Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 1452

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1452

Charles stared at Jim in fury and snapped, “Aura is your half-sister, but not only did you not help her when she was in Banyan City, you even let her die!

“If that’s not enough, not only did you defend Luna, but you even brought her here to visit Rosalyn! What are you up to?“

Charles glanced through the window and into Rosalyn’s room as he said this.

As soon as he saw what was going on inside, he was so shocked that he could not say anything.

Rosalyn, who should have been outraged by this, was staring at Luna with tenderness as she gently stroked her hair.

This scene…

This was not how two rivals should have behaved.

They looked more like a pair of long-lost mothers and daughters instead!

Jim let out a chuckle when he saw the shocked look on Charles’ face. “Do you think this is how two mortal enemies should behave, Mr. Landry?“

Charles was rendered speechless by the sight before him.

How… How could this be?

Heather bit her lip and quickly blocked Charles’ view. “Father, please don’t be tricked by this.

“Mother is gravely ill now, and she’s probably confused. Maybe…she misses Aura so much that she’s hallucinating and mistook Luna as Aura.“

As she said this, Heather wiped her tears away. “Poor Mother…

Charles lifted his head and stared at Jim with bloodshot eyes. “Even though Rosalyn isn’t your birth mother, she has raised you for so many years!

“How dare you treat her like this, knowing that she has fallen ill? Do you have a heart?”

Jim let out a sneer and turned to glance at Heather, who was still blocking Charles’ view of the room. “ He’s talking about you. Mother has raised you for so many years, so why are you treating her like this?”

The color drained from Heather’s face. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”

“Is that so?” Jim snickered and signaled for his assistant to approach them. “Actually, I have done something for Aura while I was in Banyan City.

“After she died, I went to the police station to collect a sample of her DNA. Then, I returned and compared it to Father, Mother, and your DNA.

“Do you want to guess what the results were?”