Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 181

But Ryan had to do what Maureen said.

Ryan was thinking about how to keep Rita from bumping into them tomorrow. Due to Rita’s poor family conditions, she has been cautious when she was with him, and she was very sensitive and vulnerable. If anything was said wrong, she might feel upset.

Ryan racked his brains but couldn’t come up with any good solutions.

In a blink of an eye, it was the next day.

When Maja woke up on the sofa, she was no longer running a fever, but her throat was still a bit sore.

She got up and made herself a cup of water. Thinking about last night, she couldn’t help touch her forehead, wondering if her luck was going down the drain this year.

Then she thought of Maureen. She hadn’t had time to visit her last night, she needed to visit her today.

But just as she picked up her cup, the doorbell rang. It was Rita.

Rita had brought breakfast, and when she saw that Maja looked a bit better, she let out a sigh of relief.

“You had a fever last night. I made some oatmeal porridge for you this morning, you can drink some.”

this, she glanced around.

told Mr. Raymond that Penny’s husband was always out early and back

sick last night, and he didn’t even come to take care

she had to sort out the husband issue as soon as possible at least find a man to appear in front of these people,

should have a way out, she had a lot of friends,

to travel

much, just told her to eat the porridge.

phone ring and from the way she was talking, she knew the call was from

told Rita he had a surprise for her and asked her to head out now.

back by Ryan last night, was miffed. But when she heard there was a surprise, she

up the dishes to return them to

it was Rita, she immediately went to open

Maureen standing outside, she was a

and seeing Maja’s pale face, she reached

yesterday? Ryan is clueless, he doesn’t know how to comfort people, so I brought him-

Ryan, and Ryan signaled her with his eyes

knew she was married, wasn’t he

was taking a risk. Luckily, Maja’s husband wasn’t–home.