Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy novel Chapter 1647

Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 1647

Luna raised her brows. A guest, and a stranger, no less?

All the people she knew in Merchant City had already been to her house before, so the servants recognized them. Who else could it be?

Luna strode out of the room, her mind filled with questions.

The servant was right; this guest was indeed a stranger to them.

He was tall and lean, and his slightly long hair was tied in a ponytail at the back of his head. His entire being emanated an aura of artistic humility.

When he heard the sound of footsteps behind him, the man turned around and said with a small smile playing on his lips, “Long time no see, Luna.”

For a second, Luna could not believe her eyes. She stared dazedly at the man before her. “Theo… Theo Allen?”

Seeing how shocked she looked, Theo smiled and walked toward her, his arms extended. “Why are you so surprised to see me?”

Luna could not control her emotions anymore, and she lunged toward him, leaping into his arms. “What are you doing here?”

“I shouId’ve come a long time ago.” Theo sighed and did not keep his hands on her for too long. Instead, he pushed her away and gently stroked her hair. “I found out about

what happened to you for a while now, and I had intended to come to stay with you and protect you a month ago so that you can give birth to your child safely. However, something came up, and I didn’t get to do as planned, which was why I only came now.”

He let out a sigh and asked in a gentle voice, “Are you doing well?”

Luna furrowed her brows and glanced in the direction he had shouted in.

Soon, a tall, slim woman appeared at the door. She was in her early thirties and looked beautiful and elegant. She was dressed in a white coat and holding a doctor’s bag.

It was clear this woman was a doctor.

She walked toward Luna and finally stopped in front of her. “Nice to meet you, Luna. My name is Dr. Rachel Liddell.”

Luna paused for a moment, then quickly reached out to shake Dr. Rachel’s hands. “Nice to meet you.”

“I hear one of your family members is in a vegetative state,” Dr. Rachel said calmly as she tucked her hair behind her ear. “I’m not from Merchant City, nor do I usually do outpatient visits like this, but Theo has been begging me to help you for more than a month, claiming that you’re someone very important to him.”