All Chapters of Getting my ex-wife back: Chapter 1661 - Chapter 1670

Emerging from the car, Raeleigh turned to look at Jepherson and found a sharp glint flashing in his eyes. He shot a glance at the chauffeur. "Who's behind us?" "The Moore family's car." "They sure are getting bolder." Jepherson turned around and held Raeleigh's hand, striding towards the company. At the same time, a man exited the building. It was none other than Flynt. Raeleigh was astonished by Flynt's audacity. "Mr. Richards." Seeing Jepherson, Flynt took the initiative to greet him, urging Jepherson to stop in his tracks. His eyes fell on Flynt as he sized him up. "What's the matter, Director Moore?" "Mister, if you must. I'm just a deputy." "It doesn't matter. May I know your business with us, Mr. Moore?" "I'm here for Raeleigh; may I have a private conversation with her?" Flynt approached Raeleigh as he spoke. Jepherson did not stop him at once but spoke up when he was close. "Do you think it's appropriate, Mr. Moore? Just bec

As soon as Jepherson hung up the phone, Marissa dashed over and grabbed him by his collar, beating him hard. "What did you just say? Repeat your words if you have the guts to do so." Jepherson ignored her as his eyes fell on Reese. "Tomorrow onwards, you don't have to come anymore." "Mr. Richards, Madam Marissa needs someone to look after her all the time," Reese said. By this time, Raeleigh had already walked into the bathroom. She didn't want to get involved in matters between Jepherson and Marissa. After walking into the bathroom, she filled up the tub and locked the door before getting into the tub. Raeleigh leaned back against the tub. She wouldn't step out of the bathroom even if the sky were to collapse on her. Yet, it turned out... Jepherson intended to send Marissa to a mental hospital. Reese quickly called Trevor, who rushed over to the hotel immediately and finally made it late at night. By the time Trevor arrived, the staff from the

Raeleigh was brought to the police station by the police who came to the hospital. She went with them cooperatively but didn't reveal her identity. She just told them that she'd happened to pass by as the accident happened and didn't have time to mull things over. She'd just rescued the people in two of the cars, but she didn't know what had happened to the six others in the other cars. She told them that there were already two people in their car and they just didn't have enough space to save anyone else. "Why didn't you call the police, then?" the police officer asked Raeleigh. She looked at the person next to her. "Didn't you call the police?" The person next to her was supposed to be her security detail. He said, "I thought you called them!" The police officer sitting across from them was lost for words. It looked like they'd been so caught up in the situation that they'd overlooked it! "Since there's nothing much at the moment, you guys can leav

"Would you like to have something to eat?" Trevor asked Raeleigh once they were seated in the restaurant. Raeleigh shook her head. "No, I've already eaten. You can go ahead if you haven't, though." "No, I've eaten as well. I can't eat much now that I'm older. After all, it's bad for health to stuff yourself all the time." Trevor sat opposite Raeleigh. As he spoke, he looked around the restaurant. At this time, the restaurant was quiet. Jepherson sat next to Raeleigh, obviously there to protect her. His gaze was indifferent as he looked down at his feet. He seemed to be completely oblivious of everyone else's presence. Trevor was not bothered by this. He knew his grandson well. He was a vengeful person! Their family hadn't handled the matter of Raeleigh leaving well, and Jepherson still refused to move home. He didn't even visit them during the holidays, preferring to just stay here. If Trevor wanted Jepherson to go home, he would ha

Raeleigh remained silent. She knew a lot of things. Since there was no need for her to stay, she didn't want to ask so many questions. Even if she knew, she did not want to show him that she knew. After watching TV for a while, Raeleigh leaned on the side and began to look forward to Jacky's speech. ... Deanna was seated offstage, her face exquisitely made up. She gazed at Jacky calmly. She was looking forward to this. Even if her family didn't support him, it was enough that she did. Deanna hadn't spent a single cent of the Whalen family fortune for the past three years. Starting from the year that Raeleigh had left, Deanna had cut ties with the Whalen family because they hadn't supported Jacky to be the mayor of Capital City. She'd even moved out and had been living in Waverly Village. At first, Deanna specialized in designing cars, but she made a lot of decisions in that year. One of them was that she gave up on car designing and changed her profe