Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy

Chapter 2619

Just as Luna had predicted, she was busy for the next few days. She went out early in the morning and came back late at night, traveling between the house and her studio. She did not even have the time to go to Landry Mansion and visit Gwen. Content rights belong to NôvelDrama.Org.

Luckily, there was still Bonnie. Since Bonnie was almost fully recovered, she could often go visit Gwen in the hospital and also take care of Rosalyn and Charles. Rosalyn had been urging Jim and Bonnie to get married, but no matter what she said, Jim and Bonnie did not bulge.

The night before Luna and Joshua left Merchant City, Rosalyn cooked dinner and invited Luna and Joshua over to eat.

“Luna.” Before Bonnie and Jim arrived, Rosalyn grabbed Luna‘s hand and complained, “No matter what I say, they won‘t listen. You are Bonnie‘s best friend, and Jim is willing to listen to you. Please persuade them for me. Your dad and I are getting old, and we‘d like to see them finally get together as a married couple.”

Luna pursed her lips and hesitated for a moment as she heard how worried Rosalyn was. Finally, she nodded. “Okay.”

Right at that moment, Jim came in with Bonnie and Harvey. Sean, who had just been discharged from the hospital and was helping Luke to settle the gang–related matters, came too.

Luna immediately stood up to greet them when they came. Nellie and Neil, on the other hand, dragged Joshua and Charles down from the study.

It was a joyous dinner, and this was the first time everyone in the Landry family came together to have dinner after so long. The atmosphere was warm and filled with mirth.

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Jim and Sean had too much alcohol. Only Joshua was still slightly sober and chatted with Charles. After Luna and Bonnie tucked the children to bed, the first thing they saw when they came downstairs was how drunk the men were.

Both of them exchanged looks and called upon the new butler and maids to help bring the men back to their rooms. When she settled everyone, she dragged Bonnie to the garden for fresh air.

“Before you came, Mom told me to persuade you and my brother to have your wedding soon,” confessed Luna.

They sat on the bench in the garden. Luna felt the breeze wind and looked up at the moon in the clear sky. “What‘s your plan?”

Bonnie, too, sat on the bench and looked at the sky. She sighed. “Jim did ask me about this, but I don‘t feel like getting married now.”

She closed her eyes. “Isn‘t this as good a time as any?”

The last person she wanted to marry was Jason Lane. During that time, they were already making plans when everything went horribly wrong. After that, she started to have mixed feelings about marriage.

Although she knew Jim was not the same jerk as Jason, she was still afraid of such a

commitment.

“Okay.” Luna kept silent for a moment and said nothing. “I respect your decision. I had no plan to persuade you either.” Rosalyn was from the older generation, prioritizing marriage greatly. However, if Bonnie felt more relaxed when she was not married to Jim, then why should they get married? They just needed to be together and had each other—that was more than enough. “It‘s not that I can‘t get

married either.” Bonnie opened her eyes and looked at Luna. “I made a bet with Jim. I bet that one day his memory would come back to him. When he recalled back his memory and remembered who is Shelly‘s parents, and after we send Shelly back to reunite with her family…we‘ll get married.”