Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 121

He pursed his lips and pressed the answer button with his uninjured hand. When he was thinking about how to speak, Holden’s words of comfort came from the other end of the phone. “Ian, you did a great job this time, you’ve really grown up. If you can’t make it tonight, forget it. I won’t blame you this time.”

lan squinted his eyes, puzzled by why he would say something like that.

Every time his grandpa called him before, they always ended up talking about Maja, but tonight, his grandpa didn’t seem to have that plan.

Was it because of the big acquisition deal he just closed?

Grandpa rarely cared about the business, and after he handed over the Raymond Corporation to him, he had been in the hospital for treatment, living a cushy retirement life.

Aside from that acquisition, lan really couldn’t think of anything else he had done that would make grandpa so pleased, so he naturally continued:

“Grandpa, it’s my job, and I’ll keep pushing.”

But to Holden, this sentence meant something else.

He was actually not in a good mood because when he told lan to pick up Maja, lan seemed reluctant and said he had to work overtime.

Was work more important than his granddaughter–in–law?

Holden had been waiting for lan and Maja to arrive so he could formally introduce Maja to everyone else.

uncomfortable more than once, and even now, many people didn’t know

married into the Raymond family, they couldn’t let

but now hearing this good news, he was relieved to think that

my leg when you said you’d work hard, turns out Lwas wrong about you. Keep up the good work.”

old man to pay attention to the company’s business, and he didn’t mention that woman,

“I know.”

more spirited, more effective than any

by the end of this year, he could have

that he and lan were talking

continue to stitch

at Leo sitting aside, her face very serious

for all these years, just to come to Greenfield

his hair in annoyance, “Have you gone to see

insisted on marrying her, but

worn out but clean. Hearing Maja’s words; he was also

I’m not a

attitude,

should go home and see them. Your parents are expecting your call every

mention that

continued to tug at his hair anxiously, glancing into the ward.

me a beggar, now that

up, ready to