Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 406

She was silent, and so was Neil, his head bowed low.

“I hold a total of 35% of the shares. I’ll give Tricia 20%, and you 15%.

Maja felt a bitter sting, not knowing what to say.

She was always left behind.

Dumped by the Leo Elston family, dumped by lan, and now, dumped by Neil.

She never felt needed.

She was once told she mattered, only to be ditched without a second thought.

“Maja, Lillian gave up her painting career to take care of you, and that’s why her health deteriorated.”

The weight of such a favour left Maja feeling at a loss.

“If you’re not my daughter, then you’re definitely not Lillian’s either. Maybe we got the wrong baby at the hospital. I don’t know whether Lillian’s actual child is dead or alive or where she is, but I hope you can find her.”

Neil closed his eyes, weary.

“I don’t have much time left. I overheard the doctors talking when I was discharged. I only have half a year left.”

word from Neil added to Maja’s mental burden.

Lillian gave birth to, she would feel guilty for not repaying the Pennyfeather family’s kindness and for not

two decades ago, Lillian was the only one who didn’t care whether her child was a boy or a girl.

about this. The old folks said that back then, there were many abandoned baby girls on the streets,

or froze

had been switched at birth, then the girl who was switched out, Lillian’s

chances of a baby girl surviving were very slim at that

for Lillian. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have taken her away from Crystalbrook Valley to settle

their hard work, they raised a

trembled

she felt like a criminal.

a deep breath and

the Pennyfeather Group, and I agree to help you find your biological daughter. But if

only had half a year left

out on his deathbed that the child he

Maja, and his guilt towards her

now, was that Maja

age. Even studying in the impoverished Crystalbrook Valley, she managed

had such outstanding genes it was hard to believe she was

clenched into a fist under the

was his and

of food that had completely gone cold, which felt like