Go After My Ex-wife

Chapter 1765 Visitors

Raeleigh stood there for a while. It was only after she felt chilly that she decided to leave. But when she

turned around, Crevor was there across from her. She stared at him in an absent-minded manner as a

thought popped up that this man had impeccable timing at every moment.

Crevor stepped towards Raeleigh just as she asked, "Why are you here, Mr. Doyle?"

"I wanted to see you."

"Mr. Doyle is really all-pervasive. No matter where I am, Mr. Doyle can always find me. It's really

strange."

Crevor smiled at her and stated, "With my current ability, finding a person is a piece of cake."

"Then you'd better not look for me next time." Raeleigh walked away, only for Crevor to follow right

behind her. She felt that heaven was really short-sighted at times, especially at this present moment. It

started to snow minutes after Crevor had arrived. Snowflakes drifted freely down from the sky, but to

watch it with Crevor beside her, the feeling it wrought was, to her, quite unpleasant.

Raeleigh remained silent throughout. She walked at an unhurried pace and yet Crevor took this chance

to speak out to her, "Revon and I recently talked about you. We wanted to check on you and ask

when you will return."

Raeleigh did not answer. Crevor continued, "This is a box of ointment made by Revon. He asked me to

bring it to you."

Crevor took out the aforementioned ointment and Raeleigh took a look at the small red box.

She also did not know what to say at this point.

"Take it first."

With that said, Crevor gave the ointment to Raeleigh. She pushed it back. "No need. It's better to nurse

oneself slowly to health."

"Still, keep it first. Since it's Revon who gave it to you, I must insist that you take it." He then slipped the

ointment in his hand into Raeleigh's pocket. She did a quick look and found it was in the pocket on her

left hand side. It would be troublesome for Raeleigh to fish it out now.

Unable to take it out, she just turned back around and continued her trek. Before she knew it, she had

arrived at the entrance of the village. The sight of the entranceway, however, made her stop and stare.

In all actuality, she didn't have any deep feelings about it. It was just that at this moment, when she

could not see Jepherson's car, her heart was troubled.

Raeleigh felt that this was quite ridiculous. Since she couldn't give him anything, and now with what

happened before, not to mention the rest, wasn't breaking up with him the best option?

But she always felt that Jepherson went overboard each and every time. If he did it again, someone

would surely die.

Raeleigh stood there for a while. Just as she was about to go back in, a child bumped against

Raeleigh, which almost knocked her down to the ground. However, Crevor took the brunt of the fall for

her. He fell to the ground in her stead while Raeleigh was unscathed because of him.

Crevor laid sprawled on the ground, a shift in his expression as sweat broke out on his forehead.

Raeleigh froze. Could there be such a coincidence?

Raeleigh took a look. A rock had wedged itself through his pants, and when she pulled it up, she saw

that it had broken the skin.

Raeleigh raised her head and fixed Crevor with a look. "Are you wearing only one pair of pants on such

a cold day?"

Crevor got up from the ground, removed the stone that was stuck in the flesh, and pressed his trousers

down with his hand. "These are thermal pants."

"..." Raeleigh frowned, "I will take you to the hospital."

Raeleigh gave him a hand and forcefully pulled him up. Then she took Crevor to the hospital.

After she dealt with Crevor, Raeleigh was ready to send him back, but Crevor sat inside with no

intention to leave.

"You don't want to go?" Raeleigh asked as she stood in his ward. It was a bit strange that he needed to

be hospitalized for such a small injury.

"I want to stay. When I go back to the big house, I'm alone. I heard that the environment here is good.

So spending the New Years here isn't a bad idea."

"There are a lot of people in your house. You can't just forget about the servants."

"Raeleigh, I hope you can be my friend. You should know that if things go on like this."

Raeleigh wore a sardonic smile, "I didn't know about this before. Now that you want to live here, I can

help you with the hospitalization procedure. After all, you got hurt for my sake."

Raeleigh turned around and left. Not long after, she went through Crevor's hospitalization procedures

and sent someone to inform him. She did not stay any longer and returned to her own ward.

Harvey was outside, together with the two beautiful sisters. Jared was in a terrible mood that day and

didn't let anyone in.

Raeleigh only knew about this when she came back. She walked up to Jared's door and peeked inside.

Jared had already gone to rest. Raeleigh did not go in but turned back to her room.

Just like that, ten days passed in a blink of an eye. Raeleigh did nothing except to gaze at the scenery

outside.

Jared's recovery went much faster than she expected. It wouldn't be long before he could get out of

bed. Raeleigh told Jared immediately that she had something to do and would not be able to

accompany him any more.

"Where are you going?"

Jared stared at Raeleigh with his deep-set eyes.

"The world is so big and I want to sightsee. Didn't you know about my dream?"

"It's funny. You're good at making dad jokes."

Jared looked around the ward to check that presently no one was around.

"I have already left the Harvey family. I'll take you with me."

Raeleigh lowered her head and took a look at his leg. "Do you want to break another leg?"

He held onto his walking stick and said, "I've repaid the kindness that the Harvey family has shown me

with that one leg."

"People like you won't."

Raeleigh left the ward as she said what she wanted to say. As for the rest, she didn't want to talk about

it.

After she left the hospital, she returned to her fenced house only to tilt her head up. She just came back

that day, but there was smoke above the house.

When she entered, indeed there was Deanna inside being a busy bee as she packed and redecorated

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But Raeleigh didn't like any of it and yet couldn't say anything otherwise. The room was really stuffy as

well. She didn't know how long Deanna had been here.

As soon as Raeleigh appeared, Deanna walked towards her immediately. She pulled Raeleigh over

and immediately questioned her, "Raeleigh, look at me. Aren't I great? I was the one who cleaned up

everything, even I was the one who placed those stickers on the wall."

"Not bad."

Raeleigh reluctantly agreed and couldn't help but glance at Jacky, "It's getting late. Thank you for all

your help."

How could Jacky not understand? He made a prompt decision and left with Deanna.

"What are you doing? I haven't finished talking yet."

Deanna was still unwilling to leave, but when she saw that Raeleigh kept her silence, she blinked her

eyes and cajoled her. "Let me say my last few words, and I will leave."

Raeleigh nodded. "Go ahead."

Deanna only then said, "We don't live that far away. Call us if you need anything. I also cooked some

dishes for you. See for yourself, there's everything in the fridge."

"I know."

"Great, I'm leaving then."

Deanna waved her hand and left. Raeleigh waited for them to leave and went back to the house to lie

down. She didn't go to her room, but lay on the sofa downstairs instead. She stared fixedly at the door

until she gradually fell asleep.

Raeleigh was jolted awake by the chaotic noise by the door. She never expected that someone was so

bold as to come all the way to Waverly Village to the fenced house and capture her.

Originally, Raeleigh didn't intend to open the door. She thought that if it wasn't Jacky, then it must be

someone from the Waverly Village, hence she didn't get up.

But the knocks kept coming which stirred her curiosity. Raeleigh stood up and peeped out through a

crack between the door and the frame. What she saw really startled her. Although she couldn't confirm,

she didn't think that that was someone from Waverly Village.

And there were five to six of them!