Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 214

“Maja, come on, get in the car. I can’t wrap my head around why you’re sitting here?

Maja didn’t feel like arguing with him, knowing it would be a waste of breath

She got up and got in the car, and Neil quickly apologized.

“About what happened last night, I admit it was my fault. I didn’t expect Silver to pull such a stunt.”

Maja’s lips twitched slightly, “Is that all? Don’t you think you owe me an apology for what Cristina said?”

A look of discomfort crossed Nell’s face.

“Cristina just passed out. The doctor said it’s because she’s too anxious. You two never got along, and her apologizing to you might just make her more upset.”

Maja closed her eyes, saying nothing.

Neil knew Cristina had crossed a line, so he pulled out a bank card from his bag.

“There’s a million bucks in this card. Feel free to spend it, no need to tighten the belt for the family”

Maja didn’t take it, as if she didn’t hear him.

Neil felt a bit awkward. He had apologized, what more did she want?

Did she really expect Cristina to come and apologize?

“Maja, you can be so damn stubborn sometimes.”

Maja opened her eyes and glanced

outside, I’ll need to drive it back later. I’m heading to Crystalbrook Valley tomorrow.” “Why are you going back

and took back his bank

guess you

word, Maja got out and closed

“Maja!”

called out, then coughed a few

his cough, Maja paused, finally softening her

work. Take

strode towards her

She was exhausted.

drive back to RosenGarden, but seeing the garbage piled up at the door and the ink splashed

that woman’s doing. All to

that woman had gone to the police, but

terrifying dealing with people like that. What she did

betrays her husband and seduces married men,

avoid that woman

anymore and decided to sell her house

were driving her nuts. If

she couldn’t sell the house in a short time. Out of options, she had to go back to

seven in the evening when Maria knocked on her

time for dinner”

opened the door, she heard voices from the living room

up, a smile tugged at

be Mr. Raymond,”