The Spare Wife

Chapter 618 Not Reluctant To Part With Him.

Abigail took a deep breath and turned to glare at Josh. “I told you, I’m not reluctant to part with him!”

She argued vehemently, her face turning red.

Josh pursed his lips and smiled. “Okay, we understand. Why are you so worked up?”

Abigail felt that Josh, influenced by Luna, had become a bit mischievous. This guy used to be more straightforward.

“Have you learned these tricks from Luna? You used to be so well–mannered, and now you’re mocking people?” Abigail glanced at him.

Josh hesitated for a moment, then glanced at Luna, lowering his eyes without saying a word.

When he was with Luna, she often made flirtatious remarks, and he gradually learned some of that.

“Sean asked you to come, so you came?” Abigail walked into the elevator and asked Luna and Josh.

“Not exactly. It’s been a while since we’ve been here. We came to help you with some work,” Luna answered somewhat sheepishly.

Abigail chuckled. “I can handle it even if you don’t come. I’m used to it anyway.”

“Oh, don’t say that. I feel bad now! Luna held Abigail’s arm and playfully leaned on her.

“It’s my fault for always relying on her, Josh said, feeling guilty as well.

They were in a relationship, and Abigail suffered because of it.

“It’s not your fault. She used to work for me, and now that she’s in a relationship, I have to do it for her. Have you two discussed when you’re going to get married?” Abigail said.

Josh remained silent, just observing Luna’s reaction.

Luna felt that dragging Josh along was indeed not good. Moreover, now that Abigail was a part of the Pearsons, and Josh was her brother, she should say something on his behalf.

“Well, we’ll consider it soon,” she stammered.

“If you don’t want to get married, just say so. Don’t be so hesitant,” Abigail said frankly.

“It’s not that I don’t want to. I just haven’t thought it through. And his grandfather just passed away, so it’s not a good time to consider marriage, right?” Luna said, sneakily looking at Josh.

Josh had a look of tranquility as if he had become accustomed to Lama’s reasoning.

Abigail took a deep breath and turned to glare at Josh. “I told you, I’m not reluctant to part with him!”

She argued vehemently, her face turning red.

Josh pursed his lips and smiled. “Okay, we understand. Why are you so worked up?”

Abigail felt that Josh, influenced by Luna, had become a bit mischievous. This guy used to be more straightforward.

“Have you learned these tricks from Luna? You used to be so well–mannered, and now you’re. mocking people?” Abigail glanced at him.

Josh hesitated for a moment, then glanced at Luna, lowering his eyes without saying a word.

When he was with Luna, she often made flirtatious remarks, and he gradually learned some of that.

“Sean asked you to come, so you came?” Abigail walked into the elevator and asked Luna and Josh.

“Not exactly. It’s been a while since we’ve been here. We came to help you with some work, Luna answered somewhat sheepishly.

Abigail chuckled. I can handle it even if you don’t come. I’m used to it anyway.”

“Oh, don’t say that. I feel bad now.” Luna held Abigail’s arm and playfully leaned on her.

“It’s my

fault for always relying on her, Josh said, feeling guilty as well. Belongs to NôvelDrama.Org - All rights reserved.

They were in a relationship, and Abigail suffered because of it.

“It’s not your fault. She used to work for me, and now that she’s in a relationship, I have to do it for her. Have you two discussed when you’re going to get married?” Abigail said.

Josh remained silent, just observing Luna’s reaction.

Luna felt that dragging Josh along was indeed not good. Moreover, now that Abigail was a part of the Pearsons, and Josh was her brother, she should say something on his behalf.

“Well, we’ll consider it soon,” she stammered.

“If you don’t want to get married, just say so. Don’t be so hesitant,” Abigail said frankly.

“It’s not that I don’t want to. I just haven’t thought it through. And his grandfather just passed away, so it’s not a good time to consider marriage, right?” Luna said, sneakily looking at Josh.

Josh had a look of tranquility as if he had become accustomed to Luna’s reasoning.

“If you’ve thought about it, then seriously consider it. After all, even if you really want to get married, it will probably take a year to prepare,” Abigail squeezed Luna’s hand and whispered.

She said this out of consideration for Luna, not to pressure her into marriage.

She just felt that since the two of them were already in a serious relationship, they should start considering it. Josh had marriage on his mind, and Luna’s indecisiveness was not good for their relationship.

She found herself in the middle of it, thinking that no matter what, Josh probably wouldn’t get angry. However, relationships couldn’t withstand such turmoil.

“Okay.” Luna always felt that Abigail’s words might have a different meaning, so she could only agree for now.

She hadn’t thought about marriage but couldn’t resist Abigail’s persuasion.

Josh was grateful that Abigail would speak up for him. Indeed, Abigail was the best.

Inside the company, Abigail and Luna were busy at the computer while Josh handled the company’s affairs on his tablet.

Luna quietly texted Abigail on WhatsApp.

‘Why did you suddenly mention marriage? Is there any deeper meaning behind it?‘

Abigail glanced at Luna, who was sitting next to her, and replied.

‘Why not say it face to face? What is the status of your relationship with Josh? Do you have to keep it a secret from him?”

She felt that since their feelings were so deep, they should be open with each other.

Because of Abigail’s words, Luna felt a little embarrassed. She looked up at Josh and suddenly felt a sense of guilt.

Just asking, that’s all. You can tell me.‘

Luna still hoped to have a heart–to–heart talk with Abigail.

‘You’ve been together for so long, and you understand that he really wants to marry you, right? If you don’t want to, you should have made it clear earlier instead of knowing his desire and acting according to your own will, disregarding his thoughts. Relationships are mutual, and it’s not right for one party to only think about themselves.

Abigail’s words made Luna fall into contemplation.

She didn’t ask anything else from Abigail but instead propped her chin up and reviewed every little detail of her acquaintance with Josh.

Abigail no longer paid attention to her and focused on her work.

Luna struggled for a long time and suddenly asked Abigail, “When are you and Sean getting remarried? Have you considered it?”

“I have considered it, but not now. We are still in the stage of getting to know each other. Abigail answered openly.

She felt that the lack of communication and understanding between her and Sean in the past led

to their divorce.

Since they now had a chance, she would make the most of it.

Luna felt that Abigail was indeed more rational and clear–headed in dealing with relationships than herself.

“Do you still hate him?” Luna lowered her voice.

Abigail’s movements slowed down a bit. “Hatred is definitely not there, maybe a little resentment, but he has been behaving well recently.”

There would definitely be other resentments in their future life.

There probably wouldn’t be someone who completely matched her anymore, and Abigail felt that Sean had already done enough.

“That’s good.” Luna felt relieved. “I was really afraid that you would sacrifice yourself for him just

because he saved me.”

Abigail tapped her head and said, “If it ever comes to that point, don’t worry. I will also sacrifice for you. After all, we are the best of friends.