Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 243

Mr. James thought he had his approval and immediately went to tell Maja, but she just turned her head away.

“Thanks, but the tow truck should be here soon, I’ll just wait. Plus, I need my car. If it’s fixed today, I’ll have to head back to Greenfield

Mr. James had noticed her shivering and wanted to offer her a spot in the warm car. But hearing her response, he backed off.

The closest tow truck would only take twenty minutes to arrive. Maja stayed outside waiting, sneezing uncontrollably.

Mr. James went to explain the situation to the directors in the car and also informed lan, who just closed the car window, not giving a damn.

Twenty minutes later, the tow truck arrived. Maja got on, following the truck to the mechanic. It was her first time on such a vehicle, and the driver was a hoot, so she relaxed a bit, watching the scenery go by.

Several cars trailed behind the tow truck, heading into town.

At the mechanic, it took another half hour for her car to be up and running again.

to head back to Greenfield. But then Susan called.

sighed at the sound of her call being disconnected,

good for nothing. Leo stared at her belly, and bit back several retorts in

was four in the afternoon when Maja finally made it

woman who had been h Leo. She wanted to go back to Rosewood Manor but was worried that lan might

a hotel, and specifically avoided

a bath, she popped a few more pills and fell into a comfortable sleep, finally feeling a bit more like herself. Since her phone was

been in the hospital these past few days and decided to go home that night without telling anyone. Cristina had told him that afternoon

bother calling them.

opened the door to the living room, he found it devoid of the usual staff. Neil furrowed his brows. He didn’t recall giving the staff the day off, so where

to the second floor, only to hear voices

he’s gone, the company’s ours. He wants to give Maja shares, and we need to nip this in

He couldn’t believe his ears, a rush of anger that was almost

heard

of work, even