Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 325

Maja dialed Carol’s number, who picked up almost immediately.

“Carol, I’m in a pickle.”

Maja’s tone was tense, a clear sign something was off.

Carol immediately asked for her location and hit the road.

But the address sounded familiar, eerily similar to the one Felix had given her. Wait, were Maja and Félix at the same bar? She didn’t have time to ponder and barged into the booth only to find Maja covered in blood around her neck, a sight that made her jump.

“Maja!”

Maja barely lifted her head, relieved to see her friend, and dropped the broken bottle she had in her hand.

“Get me to a hospital.”

Carol was now visibly shaken.

“All right.”

She quickly removed her jacket and wrapped it around Maja’s neck to avoid drawing attention.

She knew this was not the time to ask what had happened, and they had to rush to the hospital.

As Carol helped Maja out of the booth, she spotted Felix carrying a tray in the main hall. She wasn’t sure if it was her imagination playing tricks, but Felix seemed different.

But she didn’t have time to think about it. She quickly dialed his number.

to your left. I’m here.”

up and locked eyes with

his usual kind and innocent self, put down his tray, and

What happened to your friend? Too much

was in a hurry and quickly grabbed his sleeve.

the hospital first.”

nodded and helped

was sitting in the front and didn’t see the serious

bar, Felix raised an eyebrow, pretending not to

hurry, forgot

“Felix, you drive.”

driver’s seat, and after starting the car, he asked in a low voice, “Carol, is this your car? It seems different from the other cars, Nathan has a $50,000

froze. She had driven her

limited–edition car worth a million dollars, and she had many such

suspicion, she had to

loaded; they own a company in Greenfield. The

guilt

was already driving a $50,000 Mercedes, but her boyfriend was still e–biking to work, which made her

be severe if it got out and her father

delay if

“I see.”

didn’t say

soon. Thankfully, the wound on Maja’s neck was not serious. After some basic treatment and an IV

to be here;

left, Carol sat down on