Pursuing My Ex-Wife Isn’t Easy Chapter 1751

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The assistant was right; the woman who was talking to Luna in the video was wearing so many layers of

clothes that her face could not be recognized at all.

However, Jim was more than familiar with her frame.

This was the woman he used to treasure with all his heart, so how could he possibly forget?

Not only that, but he also recognized the woman standing next to her, whom the assistant was trying to

identify.

Roanne.

Charlotte’s younger sister, who had been working for Charlotte as an assistant for many years.

The two of them were inseparable.

Jim could not help feeling outraged when he saw the obedient and meek look on Luna’s face as she

talked to Charlotte.

It was no wonder why Luna, a woman who was skilled in jewelry design but had absolutely no

experience running a business, would suddenly become so daring and even ordered for her house to be

demolished.

No wonder Luna had successfully won over Mr. Hanson’s business.

It turned out Charlotte was the mastermind behind all this!

Jim narrowed his eyes.

It seemed that he had not been hallucinating at all when he thought he had seen Charlotte outside the

hospital.

She had indeed returned.

Jim took out his phone and was about to call Luna when his phone rang.

It was a call from Heather.

Initially, Jim could not even be bothered to pick up her call. After all, ever since Heather was kicked out of

the family, he did not want anything to do with her anymore, but…

Jim glanced first at the video of Charlotte and Luna on the screen, then at the caller ID on his phone.

Finally, he picked up.

“Congratulations to both you and Luna, Jim,” Heather’s disdainful voice rang out from the other end of

the line. “This morning, when Malcolm went home to pack his things, he overheard Granny Quinn

scolding and cursing Luna for successfully obtaining the rights to M Hanson’s mine in Afreeka.”

Jim narrowed his eyes. “What is your point?”

If he remembered correctly, Heather used to always attend parties like Mr. Hanson’s without their

knowledge. Because of this, Mr. Hanson, as well as Harold and the rest of the guests at that party the

night before, were all very familiar with Heather.

Jim guessed that Heather had called him not only to congratulate him, but she wanted something else.

“Luna bribed Harold into bringing her to the party, then placed a pinhole camera in her bag and

successfully recorded everything that happened there.

“The only reason Mr. Hanson agreed to work with Landry Group is that Luna’s assistants threatened to

send copies of this video that Luna took to their wives.

“What a smart trick. Luna used herself as a lure to threaten everyone into doing what she wants, but

unfortunately, she can only use this once.”

Jim narrowed his eyes.

Heather was right. Even though Luna had successfully gotten Mr. Hanson to agree to do business with

her, the news of her attending the party with a pinhole camera would soon get out.

Bringing a recording device or pinhole camera to parties and gatherings like these was strictly prohibited

among businessmen and women alike.

Therefore, as soon as word got out, it would be difficult for Luna to get into any party-even ordinary ones,

unlike Mr. Hanson’s—in the future anymore.

Even though Charlotte’s plan had successfully solved the biggest problem the Landry Group was facing

at the moment, the consequences that it brought along were dire.

Therefore, Jim could tell that Charlotte’s intentions were clear; she did not care about what would

happen to Luna in the future and instead just wanted to help Luna accomplish her tasks and get what

she wanted in the shortest time.

As soon as he thought of this, Jim let out an exhale. “Heather, I don’t want to waste either of our time;

just tell me what you want.”

Initially, Heather had wanted to say something else to irk Jim, but as soon as she heard his tone, she

settled down and said, “Charlotte has returned to Merchant City. “The last time I saw her, she was at the

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