Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 570

She coughed harshly, her eyes brimming with fragility.

“Actually, I got it. It must be either Carlene or Laura. I only pissed off the two of them last night.”

Samuel didn’t offer her any water, probably because she’d get terrified just by seeing it.

He frowned, watching as Maja picked up her phone from the side and found a recording sent by Carlene. It was last night’s conversation with lan.

She didn’t lower the volume, so Samuel could hear it clearly, making his head spin in anger.

“Dang! That lan is such a scumbag! Penny, you’ve got to dump him ASAP; stop putting up with his crap!”

Maja didn’t respond; she just felt uncomfortable in her throat.

Samuel snatched her phone. “Stop listening; let those two immoral jerks get what they deserve!”

Maja dropped her gaze, hands resting outside the blanket, feeling a bit puzzled.

“I’ve been wondering, why does he hate me so much?”

Even though she took his wife’s place, she never met him and even suggested a three–month divorce timeline. There were only two months left. Why did he still want to hurt her?

she had really died last night, he probably wouldn’t feel any remorse and maybe even use the

that’s how men are. Some of them don’t know what they’ve got until it’s gone. They ruin the best things

talking, and Samuel continued to stir the pot.

her expression grow colder, he

told Maja she had to stay

ty

two more days, coinciding with the

called to ask how she was doing.

bitter, a faint smile playing on her lips.

me to hang out with lan

quiet before sighing, “Okay, I

hanging up, Maja felt incredibly

rested at home for half a month, finally recovering from the trauma of nearly drowning.

a piece of land for 80 million. The Shepard family was running low on funds and was

was no longer useful unless she could prove that

open the document in front of her,

a message, asking what she was

and by now there were

a screenshot of lan’s message screen

caption read, “Married. Please stop bothering

lan’s name. Anyone who was his friend could clearly see that