Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 1636

Luna bit her lip and turned her head away, afraid to meet his gaze. "I...I don't remember anything. I was just talking nonsense..."

Joshua did not feel like exposing her, so he continued ladling the oatmeal into a bowl as he said, "Well, it's not like remembering it would be a bad thing either. It might be a good memory to keep."

With that, he let out a sigh and placed the oatmeal on the dining table. "However, since you remember what happened last night, you'd know that you exerted yourself a lot last night, so I suggest you eat something before you leave. Otherwise, I'm concerned you might not be able to even make it out of the house."

Luna bit her lip and glanced at her trembling legs. Finally, she let out a sigh and strode toward the dining table.

Joshua had prepared all the food that she liked.

Luna sat down across from him rather sheepishly and started eating her oatmeal.

She wanted to finish it as quickly as she could and leave this place as soon as possible.

However, at this moment, her phone rang.

It was from Nellie.

Luna suddenly recalled that it was Saturday.

For the past six months, Nellie would call her every Saturday and tell her about the interesting things that had happened to the three of them throughout the week, as well as any exciting tidbits from kindergarten.

Occasionally, Neil would join in and talk to Luna for a small while, but Nigel had never said anything.

Nellie had also mentioned that every time she called Luna, Nigel would deliberately get out of their way.

Luna knew that Nigel was angry at her, but... everything that happened was not her fault at all. 1

Luna let out an exhale, cleared her throat, and after making sure that she sounded normal, she picked up the phone.

"Mommy!" Nellie's crystal-clear voice rang out from the other end of the line. "Do you remember the baby girl at Aunt Bonnie's house that I told you about last time? She has a new name now, called Shelly!

"Isn't this such an adorable name? Nigel, Neil, and I helped Aunt Bonnie come up with this name!"