Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 409

lan didn’t get a response from her, the warmth in his eyes gradually fading.

A few minutes later, Maja turned to look at him, her tone calm.

“Why would you say that?”

Despite the traces of his kisses on her face, her eyes were incredibly serene.

At that moment, lan was at a loss for words.

He frowned, not understanding why he said he wanted her to divorce. Then what? Was he supposed to take responsibility for her?

But everything she did with him, she had already done with her husband three years ago.

The thought of her intimate relationship with that man was too much for him to bear.

“Nathan isn’t good enough for you.”

“Mr. Raymond, you and I lead different lives. You grew up privileged. You don’t really like me. You’re just a tad bit curious about me. This might just be your interest in something new. If I give up my peaceful life because of your words, that would be irrational.”

lan stood outside, the air around them becoming silent.

After a long while, he withdrew his gaze nonchalantly, “You don’t think I like you, do you?”

Maja visibly sighed in relief, “It’s better if you don’t. Both of us know what we’re doing.”

lan’s gaze turned cold in an instant.

smiled at him.

Raymond, I really need

on the gas

completely concealing their recent intimate encounter.

there for a while,

aura turned frosty as if the darkness around him was spreading

a drag from his cigarette, chuckled lightly, and tossed

didn’t really want to say all this to lan, but

at the entrance and

from the past five years

never run a company, especially one that had pissed off

the Pennyfeather group could only survive by finding other clients.

she

her first target and Silverstone

two targets, she started to

biological daughter.

was Lillian’s real daughter, and Lillian had

her as his precious gem, so he

of over twenty years had been completely turned

and something she had

left her

who to talk to.

not be her mother?

was the hardest part for Maja to accept because during many painful days, it was the thought of Lillian that kept

she, a person of unknown background, was living without any guilt. What right did

knew about this, she might not even rest in

unbearable pain in her chest. The person she had let