Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy chapter 260
Joshua turned around when he heard Theo’s voice. As soon as his gaze met Luna’s and Theo’s, his expression darkened.
Alice, too, caught sight of them. She pursed her lips in indignation and said to Joshua pointedly, “Look at that. Luna and Theo Allen had just met yesterday, yet they’re already here on a breakfast date. Tsk.“
Joshua could not help but frown at Alice’s tone. After a moment, he strode to where the duo sat and plopped down in the empty seat right next to Luna. “ Let’s share a table.“
Alice had no choice but to hastily follow, but she noticed that the only available seat left was next to Theo. She sat down reluctantly.
As soon as she sat down, Alice realized that something did not seem right. The café was not that crowded at all, and there were unoccupied tables all over the place. They did not need to share a table with Luna and Theo at all. Besides, even if they had to, Joshua should have sat next to her instead of with Luna.
Theo picked up his glass of oat milk and took a sip. “ What an interesting combination here at this table,“ he said meaningfully.
Luna could not stand having Joshua mere inches away from her, so she slurped the rest of her oatmeal until her bowl was empty. “Alright, I’m done. Mr. Lynch, will you excuse me, please?“
“Why are you in such a hurry?“ asked Joshua as he glanced at the time. “There’s still half an hour left. Besides, even if you were late, at least your boss was with you, so why are you so impatient?“
The waiter served Joshua and Alice’s meals. Joshua proceeded to eat his breakfast slowly and gracefully.
Luna smirked as she watched him chew. “Mr. Lynch, what you’re saying is that I should sit here and watch you eat, that only after you’re finished am I allowed to go to work. Is that correct?“
“Sounds about right.“
“You…! “
“Luna, “ Theo interjected with a polite smile. “Mr. Lynch has already given you a free pass. Even if you were late to work, you wouldn’t get into trouble anyway, so why are you in such a rush?“
Theo propped his chin up in his hands and gave Luna a tender look. “In the future, when you move here, we won’t have to come out for breakfast anymore. I’m a pretty good cook. Would you like to try my cooking sometime?“
Luna glanced at Joshua, who was eating with a sunken expression on his face, and replied, “Sure. I’m not a bad cook myself—we can take turns making breakfast.“
Thud!
As soon as Luna finished her sentence, Joshua slammed his glass forcefully against the table. The bottom of the glass collided with the marble
tabletop and produced a deafening noise that immediately turned heads.
Alice jumped in shock. She bit her lip and asked, “ What’s wrong, Joshua? Do you not like the food?“
Joshua murmured in response, his face still sullen.
“Shall we go someplace else?“ Alice asked nervously. She did not want to stay and watch Joshua and Luna sitting together.
Theo watched this scene unfold with a somewhat amused expression, rubbing his chin. “If Mr. Lynch doesn’t like having outside food, why didn’t you cook for him instead? Unless…you don’t know how to cook, Mrs. Lynch?“
Alice’s face paled at this. She gave Theo a cold glare. “ What do you mean, I don’t know how to cook? I just didn’t feel like it!“
Joshua let out a strained smile. All of a sudden, a familiar voice echoed in his head.
‘I love making you breakfast. It makes me feel so accomplished!’
Joshua grimaced at the thought. It turned out his beloved Luna had indeed changed after all these years.
Luna glanced at Alice. “Mrs. Lynch, don’t you think making your husband breakfast gives you a sense of accomplishment?“
Upon hearing this, Joshua immediately lifted his head. The morning light streamed through the window and landed right on Luna’s face, giving her silhouette a halo of warm golden light that tugged at Joshua’s heartstrings.
Her voice, her face, everything was different from the Luna he had known six years ago, but the way she said this, the glint in her clear eyes, and the adoring tone…was just the way he remembered!
In this instant, Joshua could not help but wonder if he was seeing things.
