Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 359

“Glenn’s out cold. This is obviously a trap set by Maja, my poor son. This is Glenn’s phone. Maja sent him these text messages, then Glenn went out to meet her. His car was always behind hers, and the driving routes of the two cars were very strange.”

Cristina cried and quietly observed Neil.

She sneered inwardly because Neil didn’t curse or refuse to see her.

Good, God was helping her!

“I only have one son. What am I supposed to do? I’d rather just die!”

She was about to run into the wáll. Neil hurried to stop her but pulled his wound, almost fainting from the pain.

Luckily the nurse stopped Cristina.

Cristina kept crying, and her crying filled the ward.

Neil got so anxious that he coughed as if he was about to cough up blood.

Maja quickly patted him on the back and heard his hoarse question.

“Is Glenn really unconscious?”

‘Yes.”

The next second, his slap fell on Maja’s face.

weak,

slap felt like a ton.

do this to

trying to rape me at the Pehnyfeather family’s company. Have you ever wondered why his car was chasing me? Because he couldn’t wait to ruin me. What was wrong with me trying to escape in my car?

screamed and rushed

You’re still making excuses. You and

very ugly as soon as

she

retorted, “It’s not likę Maja said. Glenn always treated her as a sister. How could he do such a thing.”

breath, and her eyes were full of impatience.

why did he chase me

seduced him. Maja, you’re shameless; you even seduced Glenn,

felt tired at that moment and lowered her lashes.

haven’t been sleeping well lately,

and rushed at her.

made Glenn unconscious, and you still want to leave! Bitch!

over, Maja finally couldn’t take it

calm and rational, so the slap was particularly crisp and heavy.

the slap and even backed up a few

She touched her cheek,

bed, and his pupils contracted sharply. He grabbed the water cup beside him and threw

“Bitch!”

cup hit Maja’s chest, and she didn’t feel pain. Only the water from the cup

Neil. She couldn’t say anything at that

a sense of panic, as if he knew he would regret