Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 403

Maja had called Carol during this time, telling her she had already left and telling Carol not to hook her up with any more dudes.

As for her being stuck on the roof, she didn’t mention it. After all, if lan didn’t show up, the worst–case scenario would be being spotted by the janitor.

She was sitting in the hallway, leaning against the wall. Her feet were sore from standing in high heels all night.

When she heard footsteps in the hallway, she quickly looked up and saw lan.

Maja hurriedly got to her feet.

She said a bit piteously, “Mr. Raymond, you came.”

She didn’t dare to get mad at lan. If she pissed him off, her fate might be like ByteWise Technologies.

lan stood by her side, and after a few seconds, he said, “Let’s go.”

Maja followed closely behind him, afraid of being left on the roof again.

They walked all the way to the underground garage.

Seeing the underground garage now, she felt a bit uncomfortable.

lan opened the car door, signalling her to get in.

Maja looked away, her voice hesitant.

“Mr. Raymond, didn’t you say you would take a week off?”

after a while,

Maja breathed a sigh of relief, got into the car without

the driver’s seat, expertly reversed the car, and drove out of the garage.

traffic light, lan handed her a

a bit puzzled and heard him say, “Wipe

some dark lipstick when she

by the door a few hours ago, and the lipstick must

took the handkerchief and quietly wiped her lips, restoring her natural lip colour.

Then, Carol called.

were already home? Why is the door to RosenGarden

in lan’s car, and they were heading towards RosenGarden. If Carol saw them, she couldn’t keep her relationship with

had always hoped that her relationship with

want the people around

go find that

Maja

want to spend some

be back

that

to hear the teasing.

she quickly got out of the

“Mr. Raymond, goodbye.”

hurriedly and quickly left to find Carol.

glanced at the

to the hotel. When he got out of the car, he thought about it and brought the

the

eyes were sharp, and with one look, she noticed that Maja’s lipstick had been