Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 250

Carlene seemed to have heard some juicy gossip that left her stunned. Although her eyes showed a hint of surprise, there was some distaste lurking within.

Apparently, that woman had a new love affair even before she mamed fan. But she had got no taste. Sure, Samuel came from a good family, but how could he ever compare to lan?

She must’ve been swept off her feet by Samuel’s sweet talk

Carlene scoffed inside while putting on a surprised look outwardly.

“Have you met that woman? Do you like her?”

Samuel continued to wear his grin. “Of course, I really like her.”

lan’s face turned even colder, his eyes as deep as ink, voice indifferent.

“If you like her, I can let you have her.”

He sounded indifferent, not giving a damn about his wife in name, even showing a hint of coldness in his eyes when talking about her

“That’s great, lan. You can’t regret it.”

lan’s gaze tightened a bit, showing some doubt. Was Samuel’s taste really that special?

into the restaurant.

marriage was forced on him by Holden without

her eyes.

After all, he came to eat too. His seat was not far from lan, so he saw clearly when

moment, even catching a great angle that made it

photo to Maja,

about to get

Maja would react instantly, given their special relationship. Plus, lan was indeed very attractive to women, even Carlene couldn’t resist getting close to him. But until

*Congrats

rid of seemed not to care about

rested for a bit, checked out the situation of Greenfield Gardens

Carlene, they had nothing to do with her anyway. She even sent the photo to Tricia. Since Tricia liked lan, these

to take it easy.

she went to the hospital this time, it was already 7 PM. Cristina was still there, insisting on

Cristina was

“Cristina.”

called out, noticing Cristina stiffen as

hadn’t expected Maja to come again, and so frequently at that. She was growing uneasy, each passing minute was torture for

fearing that Neil would wake up any moment now. And she hadn’t told Tricia about this yet, she had no one to confide