Chapter 21 Return Of Ex-wife

• Stories about Joanna had been cooked up. One by one, they were posted online. Overnight, it was all about Joanna Haynes all over the internet. Every day, downstairs in Joanna’s office, there were reporters and strikes against her. Despite this, she still insisted on coming to work daily. Back in the Hilbert Hotel. Early in the morning, Jaydon came to see Joanna with a bunch of flowers. “Oh, hey, Jay!” Joanna greeted him as she opened the door. She had been preparing breakfast for the kids. Even with three nannies, she still cooked for her children from time to time. “Have you eaten anything? Sit down and let’s eat together,” said Joanna. She poured Jaydon a glass of milk and went to make another sandwich. Jaydon did not say no. He just sat down and started digging in. As a matter of fact, he had always hated sandwiches. However, since it was made by Joanna, that changed everything. “Joann, I’ve found a good house.
• The neighborhood is friendly, and the facilities will protect your privacy just fine. You should move in with the kids recently,” said the man. “I will. Thank you, Jay,” Joanna replied. She was still making the sandwich, looking a little exhausted. Jaydon stared at her thin back, feeling so sorry for her. He rose from his seat and went to give her a gentle hug from behind. “You shouldn’t go to the office. these days,” he was saying. “It’s alright. I’m fine!” “I always said you were fine. But look at you. How much sleep did you get last night?” Joanna gave him a smile and flipped her hair a little. “I’m really fine,” she said confidently. “I’m just a little tired.” Obviously, she did not convince Jaydon. He looked at her side face, concerns in his eyes. “Don’t you forget that you have three children to take care of? Who will look after them if you fall down?” Joanna raised her eyebrows and paused. Then she shrugged and replied, “I’ll find a way.”
• Jaydon gave a long sigh and spoke up again, “Joann, you can’t put up with this anymore. You have to fight back!” “Of course. I’m not the girl I was six years ago. I’m not going to allow Ingrid and the others to do whatever they want to!” “That’s good to hear. I’m so happy to see you pull yourself together,” said Jaydon with a smile. “I’ve got my PR team working on it. We shall see a reversal tomorrow.” “Um, Jay, I…” Joanna was not sure how to put it. Jaydon gave her a bright smile and cut in, “no, you better stay out of sight for the time being.” “Why?” “It will make people even more curious about you. And we would want people to assume that you’re having a breakdown. Then the rebound will be even stronger.” “Well, all right.” Joanna agreed. “Just in time. I can take the kids and move.” After all, staying in the hotel was not a long–term solution. She was settling down in the city with the kids. “By the way, you need to take a set of photos,” Jaydon added.