Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 413

Judson needed Maja to put in a good word for him with lan, so he agreed on the spot.

“Alright, I’ll have my people in the business department check out the Neilian Group. If their paint quality is up to scratch, we can keep the partnership going this year.”

For a big corporation like Silverstone Enterprises, a long–term collaboration with the Pennyfeather group would mean they wouldn’t go into the red, even without new orders for most of the year.

Maja sighed in relief, raising her glass.

‘Mr. Judson, don’t sweat it. I’ll do my best to help you with Mr. Raymond.”

Judson immediately broke into a happy smile.

“Penny, I owe you big time. Because of you, I could work with Mr. Raymond and score the Crystalbrook Valley project.”

They clinked glasses and had a few words with Nathan in between.

After dinner, Maja had Nathan see Judson off. Judson seemed to be in high spirits tonight, a little tipsy.

“Penny, what about you? Nathan helped Judson up.

Maja was still sitting, “Someone’s picking me up. You go ahead and take care of Mr. Judson.”

After all, he was her client for the next half year.

supporting

glasses of wine and while she wasn’t drunk, her face flushed a bit. She grabbed her purse next to her, planning

first day on the job, even if it meant taking advantage of lan. Rounding a corner, she saw a man stepping out of a private room, phone in hand, dressed

then stopped.

“Mr. Raymond?”

the door to the private room, where several company execs were

looked up to see a

“You’re dining here

held his phone between his fingers,

“I won’t bother you then.”

to the restroom.

was lavishly decorated and cleaned every few hours. As she was about to wash her face, she saw lan’s face reflected

by the door, asking, “Why’d you cut

isn’t

stunning, sharp, and simple.

was the first time lan saw her like this. He didn’t even recognize her when she called him

vaguely hearing the restroom door

her eyes, she saw lan

do look

For some reason, whenever lan showed up, the air seemed to become

was too

her cheeks,