All Chapters of Pursuing My EX Wife: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Lily felt awkward. She had wanted to see a pained, vulnerable expression on Lilian’s face—something to prove her presence still affected her—but Lilian’s features remained cold and indifferent, as though she were looking at nothing more than a passing stranger. That wasn’t the reaction Lily had hoped for, and it gnawed at her.“We’re leaving,” Clara said, her voice firm and crisp. She turned to Marcus with a look that brokered no argument. Without waiting for a response, she grabbed Matt’s small hand and gave it a reassuring squeeze. “Let’s go,” she added, nodding toward Lilian.Lilian nodded silently, her expression neutral, and rose to her feet. Without a glance back, she followed Clara out of the restaurant. Her movements were slow, deliberate—steady in a way that seemed to irritate Lily even more.Left behind, Lily turned to Marcus with wide eyes, playing up her confusion and innocence. “It seems Aunty Clara still doesn’t like me,” she said softly, her tone carefully layered with

The Next MorningLilian woke up before sunrise, the first rays of light barely illuminating her room. She had set her alarm early, determined to shake off the sluggishness of the past two days. Staying home felt unproductive, and her absence from the office weighed heavily on her mind.As she walked into the living room, her bare feet making soft sounds against the tiled floor, she saw Moses sitting on the couch. He was bent over his suitcase, organizing his belongings with practiced efficiency. He looked up when he heard her footsteps, his eyebrows arching slightly in surprise.“You’re up early,” he said, his voice low and calm, though a flicker of curiosity passed across his face.Lilian nodded, brushing a strand of hair out of her face. “Yes. I haven’t been to the office for two days, and I want to get a head start today. There’s a lot to catch up on,” she replied, her tone steady but laced with determination.Moses tilted his head, scrutinizing her. “Are you sure you’re up for it?

Lilian leaned back in her chair, her gaze resting on the now-clear surface of her desk. The files she had started working on earlier were completed, signed, and neatly organized. It hadn’t been a heavy workload to begin with, so she was able to finish quickly. Still, the sense of accomplishment brought a small smile to her lips.The quiet hum of the office surrounded her, and for a moment, she allowed herself to relax. Just as she was about to fully settle in, her phone buzzed, breaking the silence. Curious, Lilian picked it up, her brow furrowing slightly as she saw the name on the screen: Clara.Her lips curled into a warm smile as she answered the call. “Hello, Aunty Clara.”“How is your day going, dear?” Clara’s familiar voice came through, soft and warm as always.“It’s going well,” Lilian replied, leaning forward in her chair. “I’m at the company today, just finishing up some files.”“Ah, I see,” Clara said. “I hope I’m not disturbing you.”“Oh, no, not at all,” Lilian reassured

Finally, Clara answered the call. Her voice was calm, tinged with a hint of guilt. “I’m so sorry, I was taking a bath. Where are you now?”Lilian sighed audibly before responding, her tone low and exhausted. “I’m outside, in front of the hotel,” she said, her words clipped.“I’ll come to meet you now,” Clara assured her quickly before ending the call.Lilian exhaled deeply, slipping her phone back into her pocket. The evening air was cool, but the situation made her feel strangely restless. Thankfully, she didn’t have to wait long before Clara came downstairs, her hair slightly damp, as though she’d hurried out of her room.Clara approached briskly, her face creased with concern. “Why didn’t you wait inside at the reception?” she asked, her brows furrowing in disapproval.Lilian shook her head, her lips pressing into a tight line. “The receptionist asked me to leave the building,” she said simply, her voice steady but carrying an undertone of frustration.Clara’s expression hardened i

“Oh. I had no idea Lilian was also here. Hello, Lilian,” Lily greeted, her voice carrying an air of forced innocence as she flashed a small smile.Lilian returned the greeting with a polite but noticeably dry smile. “Hi.”Her clipped response hung in the air, intensifying the awkwardness. Lily shuffled uncomfortably, clearly unsure of how to proceed.“We’re leaving now,” Clara said abruptly, her tone dismissive as she moved toward the car.Before she could climb in, Alex interjected, his voice calm yet purposeful. “Why don’t they just see us off to the airport? That way, when Lilian heads back home, she won’t have to go alone.”Clara froze, her expression darkening as she turned to face him. Her sharp eyes scrutinized Alex for a moment before she responded, her voice laced with sarcasm. “I don’t think there’s enough space in the car.”Alex gestured to the front seat, his tone remaining neutral. “The passenger seat should be able to fit three people, I think.”Before Clara could protes