Chapter 114
The Charming Ex-Wife ( Lysander and Josiah ) Online Novel
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Speaking of home, Lysander had devised a new plan.
Even though Daphne didnât Lysander staying at her place, often, late-night calls would summon her to the hospital, and it was impossible not to disturb Daphne.
Lysander had downloaded an app online to look for a room for rent.
Even if she were to buy a house, she would still have to wait for it to be handed over, then renovate it, and then let it air out. The whole process would take at least a year. During this year, she would definitely need a place to stay.
Moreover, she had a premonition.
The matter with Harry and Priscilla was far from over.
Considering the history between Harry and Daphne during high school, and the fact that Harry was now the son-in-law of the hospitalâs dean, coupled with her still working at the hospital, the intertwining of these factors meant there was bound to be drama.
After Daphne arrived home in the evening, she pouted and folded her arms as she watched Lysander pack her things. âIâve told you,â she said, âIâm not bothered by your noise. I sleep like a log; not even thunder could wake me up. Your little rustling wonât disturb my sleep at all.â
Lysander simply gave a smile, then continued packing up her things. âItâs not entirely about disturbing your sleep.â
âWhat else could there be? You, a workaholic, barely spend any time at home. How could you possibly disturb me?â
âYou had me move in because you were worried about me, right? But as you can see, Iâm fine,â Lysander said. âBesides, your place is a bit far from the hospital. Iâd prefer to live somewhere closer. In case of any emergencies, Iâd be able to get there fasterâ
Daphne simply chuckled. âI knew it, itâs still about work.â
Lysander gently stroked her head. âThe pressure of buying a house is immense, I havenât even saved. enough for the down payment yet. Iâll also have to make monthly repayments in the future. This job is really important to me.â
Having said that, Daphne finally felt somewhat relieved. âThatâs true. Itâs not a bad thing to dedicate yourself completely to your work. Your efforts will not be in vain. As long as you work hard, youâll definitely reap the rewards. By the way, you did a huge favor for Dr. Ziegler this time. It will undoubtedly be beneficial for your future job evaluations and increment.â
Lysander nodded. âYeah, thatâs why I need to work even harder, strive for a promotion and a raise as soon as possible, so that I can live my best life!â
She didnât have many possessions, so it didnât take her long to pack up.
Over the weekend, Daphne helped Lysander move.
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It sounded lilitadooof work, but in reality, it was just two boxes.
She had recentivored into a studio apartment. It was a one-bedroom, one-living room space that was a little over focery quunre meters. It was more than enough for a single person to live comfortably.
The landltidy was
terrificent lady who was fairly easy to converse with. Lysander wasnât
demanding when it moeddiliving conditions. All she required was safety and comfort.
The room was furnished.but she still had to purchase her everyday necessities.
She spent the entiremorcing packing her belongings and in the afternoon, Lysander made a trip to the supermarket.
While perusing the shelves fopraucets, a familiar voce suddenly caught her attention-
Why arenât you with your wife? vitheway, bow is she doing now?â
âSheâs doing okay, just so-so, the occe repted.
âYour wife is carrying your child and postcft herione in the hospital?â
âHer father is the hospital director since well taken care of there? Those ambitious doctors and nurses surely must have been bending over backward to cater to her, right?â
âTrue enough. that Lysander, your high scopot classmate, she saved your wife and child this time. Your father-in-law will surely promote her.â
âHer? Heh.â
Lysander grew intrigued as she listened on. Judgin your tone, thereâs more to her story?â
âThereâs not much of a story, really. Well, this i i vannees sure has skills, but sheâs rather fond of sland
âWhy do you mean?â
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