Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 343

She took a deep breath, hearing Glenn Pennyfeather wreaking havoc outside.

Glenn had been in a foul mood these days, losing his temper over the smallest things.

There hadn’t been a major clash between Maja and Carlene, and Glenn was on edge with Dana being shipped off abroad.

Tricia didn’t give a damn about the Pennyfeather family’s future. She didn’t care how much of the inheritance she’d get. All she wanted was lan. Only with lan would her life be perfect.

She pushed open the door and went outside.

“Cool your jets, Glenn, Dana’s gone, and lan’s clearly siding with Maja, but we still have a shot.”

“A shot at what! Tricia, you may not know this, but Neil was hospitalized after he found out Cristina Perkins and Carter Booth were having an affair. Once he wakes up, our whole family’s gonna hit rocky waters, Cristina’s shares will be reclaimed, and then the Pennyfeather family will be entirely Maja’s!”

Tricia’s eyes widened in shock; she hadn’t known about Neil’s hospitalization. Her face turned sour.

Glenn took a deep breath.

of time. I thought lan would divorce Maja immediately to protect Carlene. I could’ve made Maja’s life a living hell, and Holden Raymond wouldn’t have said a word. Cristina would’ve tried to keep Neil unconscious, and

Cristina hasn’t succeeded yet. Now, even Carter’s in the hospital,

went pale. She didn’t want to go

a deep breath, she

they want to see Neil. Those two bodyguards can’t handle rowdy old folks. If they hurt them, they won’t be able to afford

Glenn chuckled.

least we can keep Neil unconscious for now. To stay in

care about

blind

had lan on her mind.

them, Neil was just an obstacle

Somewhere in Greenfield.

Ferris Pennyfeather walk in

bank

brother, had gone to a prestigious

then, they were poor, and although Neil also got into university, their family could only afford Ferris Pennyfeather’s tuition. Even Neil, who was only a teenager, had to work part–time to pay for Ferris

had to support both his parents and children and constantly feared being laid off.

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