Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 350

Coco was barking at the door, wagging its tail excitedly.

Maja paused in her movements, thinking that Maria must have forgotten to close the door again tonight.

Coco darted forward like an arrow, pleasingly rolling in front of her as if it didn’t want to be sent back to that room.

Worried that its barking would disturb Maria, Maja quickly pulled Coco out of the garden.

But Coco was particularly excited tonight, refusing to go into that room.

Maja thought it was just because it hadn’t seen her for a long time and was overexcited. As she was about to pull it in, she heard a sound coming from the living room. Someone had entered the house.

This time of night, it couldn’t possibly be a servant.

And it certainly wasn’t Maria; Maria was already asleep.

A burglar?

But Rosewood Manor had excellent security, and there had never been such a problem.

Coco took advantage of her momentary hesitation, broke free from the leash, and ran towards the living room like a madman.

It seemed to know that the man it liked had come, and its barking was much brighter than usual.

had no choice

slightly opened the living room door,

seen you somewhere before?”

was very obvious, lan squinted his

wanted to walk in, but now she didn’t dare to and

was left behind.

she called Maria. But Maria was sleeping

no choice but to send her a message first, asking her not to admit that she had a dog in Rosewood Manor.

up two buttons of his shirt, looked at Coco sleeping at his feet,

“Coco?”

Coco jumped up, excitedly wagging its

laughed, “It really

you gotten lost

much she must be very worried now.

of his allergy to dog fur, he slowly withdrew his hand.

lot like a puppy he had seen a few

he didn’t know

phone and

on. Although the screen would automatically turn off after a while, if lan was interested and turned on the screen, he would definitely see that it was full of information

her data file that she had put aside on the second page had Penny’s name on it. It was her

considering whether to

“Penny.”

He called her.

hint of tenderness in