Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 303

Maja was kind of taken aback. Her mentor was indeed abroad at an academic conference and hadn’t yet returned to Greenfield. He hadn’t told her that Carlene was also into painting.

This reminded her of when Ryan mentioned lan’s artistic prowess. It wasn’t surprising that Carlene was a painter. Maybe that’s why they had stuff in common in the first place.

“Penny, I wish lan would split up with his wife. I hope you can snag him,” Connie said.

Maja, who was busy eyeballing a humongous king crab, rejected the idea immediately.

“Don’t say stuff like that,” she said.

Connie stuck out her tongue. “Just saying what I think. But he digs Carlene. If they break up, he’d probably put a ring on her.”

“Do you know when they’re tying the knot? Are you going to the wedding?” Maja asked.

“Sounds good. They’re in love. I’d probably go if lan invited me,” Connie replied.

Just as she finished, she called out to someone behind her.

“lan, Carlene, what are you two waiting for? Get in here!”

Maja froze. She turned around to see lan and Carlene standing behind her.

as sharp as before when she looked at Maja, clearly having

she heard it, then so did lan.

her, then walked into the house without a word.

with him, chatting

to our wedding. She’s your designer, after all,”

in his tracks and

her and beamed

for them to move away before

looked at her, puzzled. “You seem pretty uncomfortable around lan. Did he do something to

had her pinned against the entrance closet, a scene filled with

her gaze, pretending to keep observing the

my boss. I still work for

of it and started watching the seafood with

i

Carlene interfere with your work when you were designing Greenfield Gardens? It’s her and lan’s love nest. She must be proud being lan’s

badmouthing others. As long as lan liked Carlene, that was

love nest, she obviously has the right to ask

at her and chuckled. “Penny, you’re such a sweetheart.”

villa was spacious. It wasn’t a high–end social gathering, but more like a

everyone was casual, forming small groups to discuss recent happenings