Hunting for His EX-Wife

In Jimmy’s hawk-like eyes, there was excited mist as he crouched directly in front of Jay and slowly reached out his hands.

Jay glanced at Olivia, unsure and full of questions.

Olivia smiled slightly. “Go do what you want to do.”

Jay nodded and after giving Olivia a kiss, he jumped into Jimmy’s arms, his little hands firmly holding onto his neck.

It wasn’t the first time that Jimmy had held Jay, but this time was different from all the others. The weight in his arms made Jimmy so emotional that tears almost streamed down his face.

Seeing this scene unfold before her eyes made Olivia tear up.

“Daddy, why did you come so late?” Jay’s accusing words cut through Jimmy like a knife.

“I’m sorry, son. It was my fault for coming late and making you and your mommy suffer so much. Trust me, son. I will make it up to you both. I will make sure that you become the happiest people in the world.” Excitement filled Jimmy as he promised by Jay’s ear.

Jay happily nodded along until several minutes later when their emotions finally began to calm down bit by bit.

Jimmy carried his son over to where Olivia stood before them both. “This proves our intimacy from before existed,” he said with conviction while looking at her intently. “So… come home with me? I’ll take care of you two.”

Olivia furrowed her eyebrows slightly; she wanted to refuse because she couldn’t imagine how it would feel like living under the same roof as Jimmy.

But the dependence on Jimmy seen within her son’s gaze caused hesitation within herself towards making any decisions.

“Olivia,” said Jay pleadingly, “I want… to give Daddy a chance. Is that okay?”

His request made it hard for Olivia to refuse.

Taking a deep breath she opened up her lips, “All right.”

Those few words were enough for Jimmy to breathe a sigh of relief.

Afraid that Oliva might change her mind about going back with him, he immediately took them away from the hospital.

He had planned to take Olivia back to their old apartment where they used to live together.

But realizing they needed servants who could take care of them, he changed plans and brought them straight away towards his villa located atop Hanram Mountain.

When the servants in the villa saw Olivia, they were shocked. After all, it had been years since Mr. Harrison brought a woman home, and this woman looked very similar to Miss Miller.

“She’s Anna,” Jimmy said with a smile.

Upon hearing Olivia’s identity, the servant immediately came over to her.

“Hello, Mrs. Harrison and Young Master.”

Olivia and her son took a step back in shock at being addressed that way.

“Can you ask them to change their address?” Olivia tugged on Jimmy’s sleeve and whispered softly.

Jimmy smiled gently. “Let them be. After all, you’ll be my life companion forever.”

Olivia glared at him irritably. “Before I recover my memory, perhaps this is just your wishful thinking.”

Jimmy raised an eyebrow playfully. “As long as we’re alive, everything will be fine.”This is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

Jimmy led them upstairs to their room which was ready beforehand.

Jay was very excited when he saw how big the room was; he happily lay down on the bed and rolled around several times, saying, “Mommy! The bed is so comfortable! It’s much better than our hard bed!”

“I’ll sleep in the same room as Jay,” Olivia said firmly as Jimmy wanted to take her to their room.

Although disappointed by her decision, Jimmy did not object because Anna had no memories of him yet.

“Okay then; you can stay here for now. If you needed anything, let me know,” he reminded them softly.

Olivia nodded silently. “What you’ve done for my son today will always be remembered by him.”

Knowing that she still needed time adjusting with his presence there, Jimmy went back into his study alone

Bryce then walked into the study with a curious expression on his face and asked, “So, did you manage to convince her to share a room with you?” There was a hint of flirtation in his eyes as he spoke.

Jimmy let out a sigh. “Do you really think Anna, who lost her memory, would accept me so easily?” He glared at Bryce irritably.

Bryce poured himself a glass of red wine and placed it in front of Jimmy. “You need to take it slow and steady. Only then will she have the chance to remember your past together. Why don’t you arrange something at one of the places you used to go? Maybe being in familiar surroundings will jog her memory.”

Jimmy’s deep eyes flickered with calculation as he considered Bryce’s suggestion. Three days later, Jay started attending Esafast’s best private kindergarten.

Olivia was worried that Jay wouldn’t adjust well to group living arrangements and kept reminding him on their way there about how important it was for him to get along with his teachers and classmates.

Jay looked exasperated by all this fussing. “Olivia, I’m not a baby anymore! I can handle social situations just fine! Don’t worry; I’ll listen to my teacher and make friends.”

Although Olivia knew that Jay could do what he said, she couldn’t help but feel worried.

As she watched her son happily walk into the kindergarten alongside his teacher, Olivia couldn’t hold back her tears any longer.

Jimmy walked over tenderly to wipe away her tears.

“Don’t worry. We’ll pick him up together tonight,” he said soothingly.

Olivia nodded silently.

“Let me take you somewhere,” Jimmy said suddenly.

Although Olivia didn’t know where they were going, she agreed without hesitation.

Jimmy took Olivia directly back to their old apartment where they had lived together for some time.

Olivia looked around confusedly.

“We used to live here together once upon a time. Every corner here holds our memories – even things like bed sheets or curtains or decorations are ones that you personally picked out.”

Jimmy spoke with a gentle expression, his smile reflecting the happiness that came from reminiscing about these beautiful memories.

Olivia’s clear eyes scanned the surroundings as Jimmy’s descriptions slowly formed into vivid images in her mind. But…

“I’m sorry, I… I don’t have any recollection,” Olivia said embarrassedly.