The Unstoppable Comeback Of the Unrivaled Ex-Wife-Chapter 307 - 304

Susan was adamant that she would not open the door until Ace and Joanna reconciled.

Meanwhile, Joanna was on the verge of losing her mind in the room.

"Don’t you think there’s something wrong with your mother, Ace? What is she attempting?" Joanna lamented hopelessly, "When I initially married you, she saw me as a monster and wouldn’t let me get close to you at all because she was worried I’d take advantage of you. But now she’s locking us up like animals because she wants us to reconcile?"

"You’re right. My mother’s greatest dream right now is for us to have a grandchild for her to play with. We should be grateful she hasn’t drugged us." Ace couldn’t help but grin and nudge her. "Even if you wait until tomorrow, as long as her aim is not met, she will try even more bizarre methods to get us together. So, I propose that we try something."

"Try... what?" Joanna choked out, her cheeks flushed.

"We should make some noise so she’ll let us go sooner," Ace suggested.

Joanna’s cheeks flushed even more as she stammered uncomfortably, ’ What? Is this some sort of joke? I... I’m not sure how to fake those noises!"

"I can teach you."

Before Joanna could respond, Ace grabbed her and put her on his lap. His hand caressed her curves tenderly, and she let out a startled squeak

"Ace, you pervert! What do you think you’re doing?!" Joanna screeched, swinging her hand at him.

She tried to flee, but he tightened his grip on her and leaned in closer." Yeah, just like that," he purred, his hot breath fanning her neck. "Louder! Don’t stop."

"What? Don’t even think about it... Ah!" She gasped and whimpered in pain as Ace pinched her hip.

After a while, she figured it out.

"I think I heard something!" Susan leaned against the door in delight.

Susan groaned when she heard Joanna shout again. "Ugh, Ace has no idea how to be gentle. He can’t be rough with her if he loves her... After this, I’m going to have to teach him a lesson! I’m not going to let him frighten Joanna away."

Joanna had been acting for a while and was exhausted, so she tapped Ace on the shoulder and hissed, "Don’t just keep quiet. Move around a little! I can’t possibly be the only one acting.’

It was now his turn to be uncomfortable. "I refuse to do something as embarrassing as that." He avoided her gaze stubbornly.

"What double standards are these?! It’s humiliating for me too! You’d better make some noise, or else your mother will think you’re just bullying me. Make some noise, quick!"

She whacked his shoulder threateningly, but his lips were pursed tightly.

When she saw this, she pondered for a bit before coming up with an idea. Grinning wickedly, she wiggled her fingers, then lunged forward and started tickling him.

Ace immediately lost control and started yelling. "Ah! Hahaha, stop!

Stop it!"

Joanna couldn’t help but laugh. "I didn’t think this would work on you, but I’m glad it did. Scream louder and beg me!"

She continued to tickle him until he was gasping.

"Okay, okay! I beg you, please let me go." His voice sounded pained as he gave in to her orders.

Susan leaned against the door, looking more and more confused. "This doesn’t sound right. Now it’s Ace screaming... Is he getting beaten up?" "How can that be? Mrs. Moran is so graceful and delicate, like a feeble, wealthy lady. She couldn’t possibly do such heinous things."

"Ah, you don’t know her. Don’t be deceived by her kind exterior – she’s actually a tough fighter on the inside. She reminds me of myself when I was younger!" 𝒻𝑟𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝑛𝘰𝓋ℯ𝘭.𝘤𝘰𝘮

"If that’s the case, don’t be concerned. It demonstrates Mrs. Moran’s ability to keep Mr. Moran in check. Well, I never imagined Mr. Moran would have such a day. I’m embarrassed to hear what’s going on inside." Lisa couldn’t help but cover her face as she imagined what was happening.

"You’re right... She can keep him in check!" Susan’s eyes shone and she praised Joanna, saying, "Joanna is a gem. She excels at everything, even this! She really is flawless. Oh, my wish to have a grandchild seems to be coming true."

They quickly left, and the electricity was suddenly restored.

Ace and Joanna had no idea their strategy would be so successful. When the lights came back on, they were in a very intimate position. Joanna was straddling Ace as she tickled him, and Ace’s arms were wrapped around Joanna’s waist possessively.

However, when the lights came on, they froze, looking embarrassed.

"Looks like we no longer need to act." Joanna dusted her clothes and got off him awkwardly.

Ace also felt uneasy, and he muttered under his breath, "Yeah, it seems like there’s no need for it anymore."

Joanna went to open the door, and it opened promptly. She sighed in relief and turned to Ace. "Everything was just a misunderstanding. I’m sorry for bothering you."

"What is the misunderstanding?" His voice was firm but playful. "You haven’t told me who you’re searching for yet."

"Nobody." It was clear from Nancy’s messages that Ace had not abducted Adie and Abby. That meant that the whole Moran family was unaware of the children’s existence.

"You wouldn’t just come all the way here for nothing," Ace’s gaze was searching as he stared into her eyes.

"The reason for my visit is..." She paused briefly before remarking cynically, "I came to see whether you really are dead. After all, you were supposedly reduced to ashes in a cemetery."

He wasn’t upset. "Are you happy I’m alive?" He sarcastically said, crossing his arms against his chest and leaning against the door frame.

She rolled her eyes at him and turned around. "I’m not going to give up. Since you’re still alive, our war has officially begun."

Joanna went down the stairs and spotted Timothy pretending to read the newspapers on the sofa.

She squinted at the old man suspiciously. "Were you in on this, Grandpa Moran?"