Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 103

lan’s dad hadn’t got a clue about the dirty deeds Daniel had done behind closed doors. If he ever found out, he’d probably give the Brown family a run for their money. And let’s not forget that Daniel had laid hands on Maja.

Samuel could feel the sweat trickling down his forehead. Maja didn’t say it out loud, but he knew it was a threat. If he continued to stand in her way and hinder her from completing lan’s task, she’d spill the beans about Daniel’s attempted assault to lan’s father.

If this happened, the Brown family would be in deep water.

Samuel hadn’t expected Maja to pull such a card, “I’ve underestimated you, Penny.”

He thought she was just a self–respecting woman, but it turned out she wore more hats than that.

He knew about lan’s marriage three years ago, but he’d never met the famed Mrs. Big Shot Little did he know that she was sitting right in front of him, and he and his father had already ticked her off.

Samuel was feeling choked up. His carefully planned pursuit had turned into a hot mess

“You’ve got Holden backing you up, so I wouldn’t dare to mess with you. But your husband is just next door, and here you are, chit–chatting with me. You’ve got some nerve.” Maja finally took a sip from her wine glass, her lips pursed.

treat each other as strangers, so

knocked on the door and brought in their food. Samuel had ordered a couple’s set meal for tonight, along with a nice gift box. He had planned to make Maja give in tonight, but now he

we finish the meal before leaving.” Maja figured there was no point in being petty at this point. The most important matter had been settled. She let her guard down

wine being served

with another man. Samuel was actually starting to fall for Maja, especially now

much of this wine.”

his mouth. It wouldn’t hurt for her to have a few more glasses, at least he could get to see her tipsy. The thought of all these things made Samuel

front of him, Samuel couldn’t find the

person in charge of the fireworks display called him,

“Cancel the fireworks!”

he couldn’t help but keep his eyes on Maja, who was holding her wine glass, looking out

of Greenfield, and the seats here were hard to

who would even occupy a private booth all year around, making it more difficult for people to

mind, making her feel a little

so he told the person in charge

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of the sky was lit up by the fireworks. Although

woman could resist