The Unstoppable Comeback Of the Unrivaled Ex-Wife-Chapter 384 - 380

"Am I going to be in trouble?" Joanna laughed hysterically before wagging her finger at Ace in a playful manner. "No, no. Ace, you’re the one who’s going to be in trouble."

After saying that, she picked up a black caterpillar and ’accidentally’ dropped it. It happened to land on Ace’s collar.

"Ahh! It’s disgusting. Quick, get it off!" Ace instantly broke down. As if he was paralyzed, he stood still and didn’t move an inch. He kept shouting.

"Oh, dear. I’m so sorry, Mr. Moran. I accidentally dropped the insect..." Joanna tried to hold her laughter. She climbed down the ladder and began ’consoling’ the man who was about to go crazy.

"Don’t worry. It won’t hurt you. It’s just wiggling around on your collar. It’s exercising!" She added.

"Ace, remove this thing immediately, or you’re dead!" Ace warned with a gloomy expression on his face.

Joanna crossed her arms while she seemingly admired the state of ’helpless rage’ he was in. "Mr. Moran, you’re still being so fierce. Didn’t you say you’re not afraid of insects? Why don’t you just remove it yourself?"

"Damn it!"

Ace stood frozen in place. Never mind removing the insect. He couldn’t even bring himself to look in its direction. His entire body was beginning to itch. He was terrified that the insect would crawl under his shirt.

Feeling helpless, he had no choice but to sacrifice his ego for now. He lowered his voice. "That’s right. I’m afraid of insects. Just tell me what I have to do for you to get rid of this disgusting thing. Hurry up!"

"You should’ve said so earlier. We wouldn’t have had to go through all the hassle!" Joanna nodded. She was very pleased with his flexibility.

If she’d known she could deal with him using a single caterpillar, she wouldn’t have had to suffer silently for so many years.

Her children observed the playful scuffle from afar.

Abby added salt to the injury. "Daddy, insects are tiny. I’m not afraid of them. I can’t believe you’re afraid. You really are a scaredy cat!"

Adie chipped in. "Hmph! I told you so. All he has are his good looks. In reality, he’s a scaredy cat!"

Ace couldn’t care less about his ego. He impatiently called out to Joanna. "Hurry up!!!"

"Don’t rush. I’m trying to help you!" Joanna looked around and calmly searched for a branch.

She then slowly walked over to Ace.

"What are you doing?" Ace had a bad feeling after seeing the look on Joanna’s face.

"What else am I doing? I’m helping you by removing the insect!"

"Are you even kind enough to do that?" Ace seemed skeptical.

Based on how well he knew her, he didn’t think she’d help him without expecting something in return. She definitely was going to torture him in the worst way possible!

"Well, there is one condition..." Joanna chuckled. She then turned to look at her kids. "Didn’t you say you wanted to watch break-dancing? I think Ace has the perfect body for it. I suggest he dance for us!"

Abby clapped with a hopeful expression on her face.

"Break-dancing is a great idea. Let’s see how well he does." Adie looked forward to it as well.

Ace, on the other hand, didn’t seem particularly pleased. His voice was cold. "Joanna, how dare you insult me like this? You must have a death wish!"

Joanna wagged the branch in her hand from side to side. "Mr. Moran, why do you say so? I asked you to dance because I think you’d be good at it. How do you consider that an insult? If that’s an insult, then all the dancers in the world would feel insulted..."

"If I were you, I’d wiggle a little bit even if I didn’t know how to dance. If you manage to entertain us, we’ll naturally help you by removing the insect!" Joanna exclaimed.

"That’s lame!" Ace knew Joanna was intentionally pulling a prank on him.

Everyone knew that only guys at nightclubs would break dance. How could she ask someone like him to do it?

’Forget it. There’s no way I’m doing this!’

Ace closed his eyes. He decided to suppress the feelings of fear and disgust. He was going to remove the caterpillar on his collar by himself.

Joanna immediately stopped him. "Hey, don’t touch it. It’s poisonous. It’ll hurt if it stings you!"

That was why she snapped a branch off the tree. She was going to remove the caterpillar with the branch.

"You’re lying to me again!" Ace no longer believed in what Joanna said. After taking a deep breath, he tried reaching for the caterpillar.

"Damn. This thing really does sting. It hurts!" As soon as he touched the caterpillar, he began screaming in pain. He didn’t even care about his image anymore.

The most terrifying part was that the caterpillar curled up in fright, and it fell inward through the gap in his collar.

"Oh my god! This is horrible!" Joanna covered her forehead. She couldn’t bear to watch.

"Ahh! Help! Help! Help!" Ace began to ’break-dance’ right away. Although he was not a professional dancer, he danced like one.

"Stop screaming. Hurry up and take off your shirt!" Joanna rushed forward and frantically removed Ace’s shirt. She then used the branch to remove the caterpillar before tossing it aside.

Ace finally calmed down. However, there were red patches of inflamed skin on his back where the caterpillar had crawled over.

"That’s what happens when you don’t listen to other people’s advice," Joanna said.

She couldn’t help but feel a little sorry for him when she saw the inflamed skin on his back.

This type of caterpillar belonged to a family of moths. The fluff on its body was poisonous. A slight bump was enough to leave a burning sensation on one’s skin. It was as if one’s skin was being cut with small knives.

The caterpillar crawled all over Ace’s back. One could only imagine how much pain he was in!

"Thank you so much. If it wasn’t for you, this thing wouldn’t have landed on me. You’re the reason for my embarrassment!" Ace was furious.

However, he was too embarrassed by his own cowardice to even get angry. He silently put on his clothes. This was the most embarrassing moment in all thirty years of his life!

’Oh, wait. Getting lost and asking people for directions on that island was rather embarrassing too.’

In the end... ’Hehe, it’s all thanks to Joanna!’

That’s why he would challenge anyone who claimed he was bullying Joanna.

Nobody could be as mean as her!

"Joanna, you really are something else. I admit defeat." Ace walked away after saying this.

Abby watched him leave before tugging at Joanna’s hand. "Mommy, I think Daddy is really upset this time. You should talk to him!"