Lahat ng Kabanata ng Getting my ex-wife back: Kabanata 1031 - Kabanata 1040

Raeleigh raised her head after groaning in pain for a while. They were standing opposite each other. Santiago furrowed his brows and gave her an indifferent look as he waited for her to remove her hands off her forehead. Nonetheless, Raeleigh showed no signs of wanting to let go. Santiago then walked towards her. She was still holding her forehead. Irritated, Santiago then grabbed hold of her arms as he lowered his head to stare at her. Santiago was stunned as Raeleigh glowered at him. It was not that her gaze was frightening. Rather, it was because he noticed that there were bruises on her forehead. Santiago knitted his brows repeatedly and said, "Hey, it was just a flick." Raeleigh stood motionlessly. She was alright, merely feeling a painful sensation on her forehead. Santiago glanced at Scarlette. She knew something was amiss. However, she didn't dare to walk towards Raeleigh. "Can you stop fooling around?" Raeleigh said. Santiago clasped Raeleig

Raeleigh reckoned that Santiago had an attitude problem. "Well, if you don't own up to your mistakes and make amends, I ve got to let Jepherson know so that he ll intervene," Raeleigh said. Santiago seemed to shrug her off. "I'm a grown-up, I know what I'm doing," Santiago said as he shook his leg. That air of nonchalance annoyed Raeleigh. "Yeah, right," Raeleigh said. "You aren t sensible enough. Hence, you ve got it all wrong." While Raeleigh was reprimanding Santiago, Scarlette wondered what happened. "What has Mr. Santiago done?" she thought. "Raeleigh has always been mild-mannered. The fact that she wants to bring this up to Mr. Jepherson is indication enough that Mr. Santiago must have done something that s rather unacceptable." "Well, then. Hurry up, Raeleigh", Scarlette thought. "I can t wait to see Mr. Santiago eating some humble pies." "Are you done b*tching?" Santiago said. He turned hostile all of a sudden, catching Scarlette off guard. She the

Santiago made his way back to the ward after he had lunch. He could be seen holding a cell phone which bore a striking resemblance to Raeleigh s phone, except that it had more advanced features. It was a limited-edition phone. Scarlette walked towards Santiago the moment he arrived at the ward. She then muttered under her breath about Raeleigh tirelessly tending to the siblings. Santiago patted her head and said, "Go. Get Hadrian to buy you a cell phone. It s on me." "Aww, that s very kind of you, Mr. Santiago." Scarlette turned around and left. Santiago kept the phone somewhere outside the ward. Raeleigh was rinsing a towel when Santiago thrusted the door and went into the ward. Although it was a new towel, she insisted on having it rinsed before using it. She snuck a glance as Santiago walked into the ward. As soon as she noticed it was Santiago, she went into the washroom again. Santiago walked towards Zorion and said, "I'm going back to the school t

Jepherson walked towards the entrance of the Moore family s home. Then, he stopped by the gate and said, "How s Old Master Johan doing?" "Well, he s good," the old butler replied immediately. "We re here to pay him a visit," Jepherson said. "I wonder if it s convenient to meet him?" Jepherson s attitude was one of deference. He sounded like a parent who had brought his misbehaving child over to issue an apology. However, the old steward doubted their motive. "How kind of the Richards family, huh?" he thought. "It s blatantly obvious that he s courting trouble. Look at the sheer number of people and cars." The old butler thought for a moment and said, "Wait a minute. Let me pass the word over." The old butler then turned around and hurried to go into the house. Jepherson waited by the gate. Santiago stood behind him, with his hands in his pockets. Jepherson had a similar posture. However, Jepherson was decently dressed, while Santiago wasn't p

As Jepherson and Santiago walked out of the Moore family s home, they each got into their own cars. Jepherson then sped off. Santiago hurried after him. From expressways to local streets, the two siblings went about racing each other. Jepherson led the high-speed car chase as he drove to the top of a hill. Refusing to concede defeat, Santiago tried to play catch-up. He stopped when he was a dozen or so meters away from Jepherson. Then, he got out of the car. As they reached the top of the hill, Jepherson looked for somewhere to sit. Santiago followed suit. The two siblings did not talk. They sat there for a while. As it was getting late, Santiago yawned and said he was feeling drowsy. They then made a move. When they arrived at the foot of the hill, Jepherson told Santiago, "Head to the school and pick Raeleigh up. Let's go for a meal." "Why don't you go?" Santiago said as he leaned back in his seat. "Well, can you cook us a meal then?" Jepherson asked. "