All Chapters of Getting my ex-wife back: Chapter 1201 - Chapter 1210

Raeleigh was pulled back by Jepherson. At that time, Santiago and Cynthia entered the room. When Marissa saw Cynthia, she snorted. "You are not welcome here. Get out now!" Marissa had not liked Cynthia even before she knew Cynthia was from the Moore family. Now that she knew, her aversion towards Cynthia had snowballed. Cynthia did not say anything as she glanced at Santiago. He asked, "I'm right here. What are you so afraid of?" Cynthia did not answer. Marissa sneered. "There's so many fish in the sea, yet why do you have to pick him of all people? Don't you know how old you are? What, are you trying to trick a kid?" Cynthia was not thick-skinned. She blushed after hearing Marissa's words. Cynthia lowered her head and did not say anything, allowing Marissa to say whatever she wanted. However, Santiago refused to stand by and do nothing. When he heard Marissa's words, he immediately said, "Grandma, if you don't like me, then it's fine, but you cannot

Raeleigh was fetched by Flynt as soon as she came out of the hospital. She didn't intend to get into the car, but Flynt refused to leave and kept on waiting. She had no idea what made her enter the car, but she did feel a wave of guilt wash over her after she got into the car. However, what could she have done then? "Did you have an argument with Jepherson because of me?" Flynt asked Raeleigh while driving. Raeleigh leaned back in her seat and stared into space. Part of her attire had been torn, so she kept her hands on it to make sure it stayed intact. Flynt noticed the bruise on her face, but did not question her. Soon, they arrived at the entrance to Flynt's villa. Raeleigh looked outside and said, "Send me home, please." "Aren't you afraid that your grandmother and Xanthus would get worried when they see the bruise on your face?" Flynt got out of the car and opened the door for Raeleigh. She took a quick look around and noticed that the sky was already dark. She d

Raeleigh awoke the next morning to find Cynthia and Xanthus leaning against each other as they slept on the couch in the living room. The television was still turned on but it was muted. She noticed that there were a couple of empty takeaway containers on the table and suddenly remembered that she had fallen asleep while waiting for them to come home with dinner. Then, she stood up and began clearing the table. Cynthia woke up while Raeleigh was cleaning the table, dismayed as she realised that she had spent the entire night on the couch with Xanthus. Raeleigh then asked, "Well, I thought you guys went out to have dinner?" "Umm..." Cynthia did not know how to explain it to Raeleigh. She anxiously held her hands and waited for Xanthus to clarify things, which even after an interminable stretch of time, he never did. Cynthia was forced to take matters into her own hands. She said, "We did go out to have dinner and even brought back some porridge for you. By

Raeleigh decided to skip dinner and entered her room. Meanwhile, Cynthia and Xanthus were still chatting at the dining table, the topic revolving around Cynthia's aspiration to be a doctor. "I also want to be a doctor. I'm wondering how long it'll take," Cynthia was highly interested in Xanthus' job and was planning to follow him to the university again the next day. Raeleigh returned to her room after sitting on the balcony for a while. Life was indeed full of surprises, just like Cynthia's. She wondered how Cynthia's life would be had she not met Santiago. Would she still be interested in being a doctor if she had not met Xanthus? Raeleigh was lying on the bed as she thought about her own life. Perhaps, life was predestined. If it weren't for those people's revenge on her parents, she wouldn't have met her grandmother, and that orphanage would not have been burnt down by the fire. Therefore, she felt that fate had already planned her life out for her.

"You do realize that he could've misconstrued your actions, right?" Xanthus continued as Raeleigh remained uncommunicative. Xanthus also knew that Raeleigh had been through a rough time recently and that she refused to let any advice sink in. There was no point in trying to talk her out of it. Raeleigh stepped out of the car as soon as Xanthus pulled into a parking lot. Xanthus knew that everything was feasible as long as Jepherson was not mentioned in the process. Their arrival at the campus saw them branching off into their separate ways. Xanthus reminded her to be careful. Lowering her head, Raeleigh bore her gaze through the notebook in her hand. Then, she made her way to the lecture hall and knocked before entering. As soon as the lecturer gave her permission, she strolled in as naturally as possible. Her body almost seized up the moment she set foot in the hall. Was that Jepherson Richards? At that moment, Jepherson was sporting a pair of