Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 269

Cristina never thought the day would come when Glenn couldn’t have kids. What lady would want to marry him then?

It was Maja’s fault!

Thanks to Maja, her daughter was always sick, and her son was now infertile. She had to get back at Maja!

“Glenn…”

Cristina wanted to comfort him, but this was a big blow for a man.

Glenn clenched his fists, his face as pale as a ghost, as if the initial pain was still haunting him.

Thinking back, he broke out in a cold sweat.

His lips were sealed, his mind filled with images of Maja, thinking of countless ways to get back at her!

Seeing Glenn’s face, Cristina felt scared. He looked like a beast ready to attack, with Maja as his target.

“I’ll make her pay! I’ll make that bitch suffer!”

Cristina didn’t dare to rebut, crying as she hugged Glenn.

whatever you want to do, I’ll back you up. God,

then called Carter and quietly told him about Glenn’s situation. Carter was surprised but comforted her, “Let Glenn handle Maja. The

do; hearing Carter’s words

was to take

hospital room and held Glenn’s

I’ll let you handle Maja; whatever you want to do

the door and didn’t disturb Glenn. Once things were successful, they could announce it to the world, and the Raymond family would have to call

knew? Maja came prepared with pepper spray and

if Maja were there, she would definitely attack her!

he didn’t care about the company anymore; he just wanted Maja to

stared at his private area, angry enough

and she knew Glenn wouldn’t dare to make a fuss about it, so she didn’t

thinking about Glenn’s hands around her waist. She took a bath for an hour before

on the couch, she thought of the Rosen Garden house she wanted to sell online,

was yet to come;

had also gotten some help from

A big company like Silverstone Enterprises could get eighty percent of the price she had set. Roughly calculated, this could

a small payback for lan, although he wasn’t short of

she had done what she should.

The next morning.

police again, but there was still insufficient evidence to rule