Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

There was no other way for the time being.

“Mr. Brown, can you give me an address? this point, I don’t think there’s room for me to say no.”

Samuel smiled, he liked how Maja kept her head cool in tough situations.

It was said that Kurt was under her spell and her relationship with lan was pretty intriguing, Taming a woman like her would be a real kick.

“Penny, I’ll have a car come pick you up.”

Arrow Heights

Maja, just out of the car, saw Samuel standing outside, a big bunch of roses in his hand. He was dressed in a white suit, looking pretty charming. Samuel walked over to her with the flowers.

“Penny, these are for you.”

Maja didn’t take them, just smiled, “Mr. Brown, are you this nice to all your business partners?”

“In my eyes, you’re more than just a partner. Come on, I’ve reserved the biggest private room inside, heard it has a killer view of all of Greenfield.”

Even after being rejected, Samuel didn’t feel awkward.

casually handed the roses to the receptionist, which

business partners, and from the top private rooms, you could really take in the view of the

Maja, her aura was cold

the group was lan, next to him were Fitch and Mia Haskins, and also Tyler who they had met

sporting his icy demeanor. His gaze lingered on Maja for a moment, then

with lan, noticed his gaze and turned to look.

“You?”

Tyler beat him to it. He had a cute mole on the tip of his nose, and his eyes lit up,

on Samuel. Samuel’s reputation wasn’t the best, just like Kurt’s. If she really liked lan, why would she be with someone

quickly. Seemed like she knew lan would be

ran into her clients, and she couldn’t pretend she didn’t

“Hello.”

finish, Mia

a police station! And she

she had never been so embarrassed before, she couldn’t even face her classmates these days, all because

ran into

She furrowed her brows slightly,

stealing your bracelet in public, then played innocent when you were exposed. You truly brought shame to the Haskins family that

the elevator had arrived, she

“Mr. Brown, please.”