Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 90

“Hey, Mr. Raymond, once we’ve locked in the design, I’ve got to start on the construction drawings. You sure you don’t want anyone else to take a peek? I heard from Mr. Elston that this house is designed for your sweetheart Don’t you think you should ask her opinion?”

lan fell silent for a moment before whispering, “No need.”

Maja was taken aback and began to wonder. Had lan really been waiting for Carlene Shepard for all these years, just like the rumors suggested?

The gossip might not be baseless, maybe there was trouble in paradise

Maja didn’t much care about all that “Alright, I’ll call you if I need anything else.”

Just as she hung up and prepared to rest, there was a knock at the door. It was Maria.

“Ms Pennyfeather, Holden called me at noon. He said his flight lands at six tomorrow evening and asked you and Mr. Raymond to pick him up.” Maja’s heart raced. Was she really going with lan?

She even thought about making up an excuse not to go.

But it was Holden, who had always shown concern for her and treated her like family over the years.

She took a deep breath, “Got it.”

in a tunnel and there was no signal at noon. He

to see lan sooner or later; she just

after washing up, she noticed the

with a cup of tea in front

returned from Crystalbrook Valley the previous day and had planned to sleep in a bit, but instead, she ran into Selena. Selena scoffed upon seeing Maja

in three meetings by this time and you’re still lazing

it amusing. Selena was always displeased with

worried lan might move into Rosewood Manor

the bedroom. You’re

end of Selena’s scolding too.

he stood at the entrance waiting for someone

I tell you to get rid

arrived yet. When he does, Coco will be

won’t do! lan gets uncomfortable

maintaining a polite smile on her face.

But, Ms. Casson, did you come over this

Selena’s face. I didn’t just come by myself. I invited your parents too;

frowned. Neil

scolding her but also wanted to reprimand the Pennyfeather

suddenly felt

lan and never