Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 460

Carlene turned pale as a ghost, her eyes full of disbelief.

She had figured Maja was easy prey, but who would have guessed the woman could argue like that?

She couldn’t argue back on any point!

And people were starting to whisper.

“I’ve been thinking about it for a while; Carlene acts just like a mistress.”

“And flaunting her necklace in front of the wife, she has no shame.”

“The Shepard family isn’t rolling in cash; what’s she showing off for?”

Carlene was about to keel over, glaring at Maja with pure hatred.

How dare this ugly wench humiliate her like this?

Bitch!

Damn it!

She was barely holding it together; she was just itching to slap–her!–

But she had to keep her cool.

Just when things were heating up, Grandma Edith spoke up, clearly trying to defuse the situation.

“We’re here to appraise the paintings; can we stop with the irrelevant chatter?”

Maja chuckled lightly, looking at the appraiser.

his throat, drawing everyone’s

extremely

time Holden criticized her was in Rosewood Manor; at least no one knew about that.

that this ugly woman was humiliating her in front of everyone, she was fuming.

get her revenge when the

at the long table had started his evaluation.

done with both paintings, and then

Shepard’s painting is real; this one

raised an eyebrow; the result was exactly as

as the appraiser finished, Edith stood up.

anything to say?”

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affair was a colossal embarrassment for Edith; as the elder, she didn’t expect things to get this

would be even

solve the issue, she would ruin Maja’s reputation tonight and slap

Maja scoffed.

say? I say this appraiser is on your

her over with a fake painting and then creating a scene when

out.

in the Raymond family’s house, a disgrace to the family.

mind. “Someone! Get her out of here! I want

words left her mouth, Maja looked at her lightly.

own appraiser; I can’t

what your

a man walked

mustache, despite his age, and he moved lightly, hands behind his back.

was already gossiping

saying how vain she was, parading a

the moment Maja’s appraiser appeared,