Getting My Ex-wife Back novel Chapter 1782

"If you want to ask Madam Lilian, then by all means, utilise the abilities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to do it, not by getting my wife involved. I'm warning you, I will not allow you to approach my wife with such a purpose. She is just an ordinary and kind woman. Having lost her loved ones in her life, she has lost a lot of happiness that she should have had. I don't want politics to be involved in her reconciliation with her immediate relatives. Such a little bit of happiness will be deprived of the so-called morality in your purpose. Jaqueline, I have made it very clear. Remember this, or else don't blame me for being ruthless." Hansen's face was gloomy, and he spelled it out with sheer gravity. After saying that, he strode past her and walked forward.

"Hansen, please don't think of me like this. There's a reason why I'm doing this." From a young age, Jaqueline had been pampered. She had never been spurned and given such a ruthless expression before. She stayed rooted and spoke in a loud and aggrieved voice while looking at Hansen's back.

Hansen stood still and swiveled his head around.

"What, pray tell, is the reason then?" His face was as cold as ice, and he sneered.

"Hansen, Madam Lilian is prejudiced against us, the Moore family. If we were to handle it just like this, then it would be too unfair for our country. That's why I thought of asking Jenna to do it." Jaqueline pursed her lips, looking helpless.

"Is that so?" Hansen took a few steps forward and glared at Jaqueline. "If that's the case, then it's the Moore family's misfortune. You should ask the reason why this happened. To me, Madam Lilian is very friendly and kind to everyone here. But why does she hold such prejudice against your family? If so, then shouldn't your family find the crux of the problem and deal with it instead of pushing the responsibility onto my wife? The Ministry of Foreign Affairs can't use nepotism to get work done. If you want to have further developments in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and do something for the country and the people, then I advise you not to involve my wife." After saying this with an austere face, Hansen didn't look at her anymore and walked forward.

Jaqueline was rooted to the ground.

Hansen was enraged deep down. It was still up in the air if his wife could successfully reunite with Madam Lilian. Just how much of an impact these things might foist on her? As her husband, he didn't know how much pressure she was under at the moment. It would be too tragic to bear such a feeling when one had to go through political pressure in the name of family reunion.