All Chapters of Getting my ex-wife back: Chapter 1361 - Chapter 1370

Raeleigh and Jepherson sat in the restaurant. Neither of them said anything. Raeleigh was troubled. She knew it would be very difficult to cure this disease if Jepherson did not follow the doctor's treatment plan. But she wasn't at ease here. However, if they were to seek treatment at a different place, she was afraid that word would get out. Jepherson picked up his glass of water and took a sip. "Raeleigh..." "I'm not going to leave you." Raeleigh immediately cut him off. Jepherson looked up at Raeleigh. "I will be a burden to you." "I'm not afraid of it. It's not the first time anyway. If you say these things, you are hurting me." Tears welled up in Raeleigh's eyes. This was the most ridiculous thing that she had ever encountered in her life. Jepherson stared at Raeleigh. "It's not too late for you to leave." Raeleigh pulled a long face. "I'm not going to leave you." "..." Both of them were silent. Jepherson looked out of the glass wind

Sure enough, Marissa invited Raeleigh and Jepherson over to the Ink Garden for dinner. Jepherson didn't agree immediately. Instead, he left it up to Raeleigh to decide. "I don't have to go," Raeleigh said as she looked at Jepherson. He didn't answer and Raeleigh knew that he would not help her decide. In the end, she decided to accept the invitation for dinner. Raeleigh and Jepherson made their way to the Ink Garden. This time, Raeleigh attended the dinner as Jepherson's girlfriend. Raeleigh thought it was ironic. She once was adamant that she and Jepherson couldn't be a couple but now, she was attending the dinner as his girlfriend. If this wasn't ironic, she did not know what was. Raeleigh entered the door only to find Marissa engaged in conversation with Stella, who was crying. Marissa clearly noticed Raeleigh when she entered the room, but she didn't invite her to sit down. Instead, she let Raeleigh continue standing by the door. Jepherson didn't

Santiago brought Raeleigh to Waverly Village. Raeleigh got out of the car and quickly surveyed her surroundings. She realized that she was in front of Jack Town Hotel. A few moments later, Santiago walked into the hotel first and Raeleigh followed him in. As soon as Raeleigh entered the door, she heard people talking. She quickly glanced around the room and realised that there was a dinner function going on. All kinds of people were present. The younger ones were engaged in some game at the front. They were cheering and shouting as they played. It looked like the game was very intense. Santiago took Raeleigh's wrist and dragged her through the crowd, towards the front and pointed towards the game. "Let's join in." It was only here that Raeleigh realised the game involved a man and a woman. It was like a three-legged race. The only difference was that they had to pick up the balls from the ground and toss it into their respective baskets. The women were responsib

Speaking of simplicity, Raeleigh did not know what size the bed actually was. It was too big to be a single bed, yet too small to be a double bed. She doubted two adults could sleep comfortably on it. It seemed perfect to accommodate just an adult and a kid. Squeezed to one side of the bed, Raeleigh was extremely uncomfortable. There was a chair in the room which Raeleigh could sit on for the time being, but it would also get uncomfortable after a while. She laid there for some time, after which she got up to check on the drip inserted into Santiago's arm. Raeleigh pulled the needle out before laying back down on the chair. Santiago suddenly turned over and reached out to pull Raeleigh over. She was caught by surprise and jumped when she felt his touch. However, Santiago's strong arms pulled her back insistently. "I'm really weak now. If you don't take care of me, I might die." Santiago deliberately said that to frighten Raeleigh. Raeleigh believed it init

"You can't even shut up when you're eating." Santiago gave the best part of the fish, the boneless part, to Raeleigh. With that, she lowered her head and ate, minding her own business. After dinner, she cleared the table. Just as she was bringing the dishes over to the kitchen, someone knocked on the door. Raeleigh heard the knock but didn't bother as whoever it was, they wouldn't be looking for her. She was a maid at best there. The person who entered was silent as he made his way to the kitchen. "I haven't eaten yet." Raeleigh froze when she heard the voice behind her. She turned around to see Jepherson standing by the door. "Why are you here?" "Well, I came by to see what's up." Jepherson took off his coat and left it in the neighboring room. Then, he turned around, unbuttoned his shirt and rolled up his sleeves before hugging Raeleigh, giving her a kiss. Raeleigh quickly took a glance at the kitchen doorway and felt relieved to