The Charming Ex-Wife (Lysander and Josiah) novel Chapter 293
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Daphne said, “Maybe there were aftereffects from the surgery of her previous abortion?”
The light turned green.
Adrian slowly pressed on the accelerator and shook his head slightly. “It’s hard to say.”
Lysander said, “Dr. Latour is a seasoned gynecologist. Her surgery should’ve gone well.”
“The surgery might have been fine, but what if there were complications afterward? By the way, Lysander, I’ve been wondering, isn’t it said that improper postpartum care can lead to postpartum illness issues like back pain or incontinence? She lost the baby late into her pregnancy, which is kind of like a small postpartum period. Could it be the same kind of postpartum illness?”
Touching on her field of expertise, Lysander seriously explained, “Postpartum illnesses are essentially physical damages caused by pregnancy and childbirth. These damages are usually irreversible and can last a lifetime. But in ancient times, people revered large families and didn’t want women to fear childbirth, so they blamed all these problems on ‘poor postpartum care.”
That makes sense. Lysanne’s family is well-off, and she’s an only child. Her parents would have given her the best postpartum care. So why does she look so weak now?”
Adrian suddenly interjected, “Her health issues might not be related to the surgery.”
“Then what is it related to?”
“She lived quite wildly abroad.”
Adrian left it at that, but they were adults and understood what he implied.
Daphne shook her head. “Josiah’s love is truly remarkable. He loves Lysanne so much, but doesn’t he care about what she did abroad? She was living so recklessly, and Josiah didn’t know?”
“Didn’t he give up on her and choose to marry Lysander instead?”
Daphne scoffed, “But then he was willing to divorce her to take Lysanne back.”
Adrian shrugged. “Maybe Yvonne was right. We don’t understand what Lysanne means to Josiah.”
Daphne glanced cautiously at Lysander.
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I cant get over the fact that the writer is trying to show as if the male lead has committed a grave sin. First he didnt know she was pregnant because she never told him. Second right from the start she never communicated anything. She was unbothered even during her marriage. I am not saying the male lead is great but atleast he seems like a human with emotions unlike her. And there is no context for why she is so emotionless....
The female lead is not charming but an unbothered b word, there is a very big difference. There is no point of extending this story at all because even if you write 1000+ chapters at 1001 the male lead would still be doing everything for her and she wouldnt bat an eye even if someone killed him. I mean honestly either the start should have been written better where we do understand that she was deeply affected because of her divorce or just STOPPPPP. Even for fiction it is annoying....