Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 729

Lillian was the toughest and most charming lady Maja had ever met.

Maja was deeply influenced by her and remembered every word she said, so she lowered her head.

“I’m not sure.”

No sooner had she spoken than the guy unlocked her handcuffs, only to cuff her hands again.

“Go to Miss Lillian’s grave, and maybe there’s something there.”

Maja was on high alert. As she was being led out, she heard the sound of a helicopter in the sky.

That’s got to be lan!

Her pace slowed down instantly, her peripheral vision scanning everything around her, looking for a chance to bolt.

She didn’t believe this dude was really taking her to Lillian’s grave.

Considering the state the uncle’s house was in, Lillian’s grave must’ve been searched already and probably found nothing.

This guy saying this now. He’s just trying to get her guard down.

Where he’s actually taking her, who knew.

me to

dude repeated, his

your handcuffs. If they’re forcefully removed, your

speed and had no idea

dude was clearly prepared.

the helicopters in the sky, a cold smile playing on

you cooperate, I

in the car, Maja saw the man driving towards the busiest part of

helicopters in the sky were restricted, the buildings here were tall, and people on the helicopter could only use binoculars to see and could only

saw the dude enter the mall, and the mall

had no idea what was happening. The dude took out his gun and fired

screaming, some

her cool, watching as dozens of gun–wielding men came out from hiding, shedding their

in on it, and they had taken the entire lobby

floors of the mall

were about a hundred people in the hall, all crouching with their heads in their hands; some were stifling their cries, but even

next second, a bullet went right

“Ahhhh!”

The screams died down, and the hundred–plus people trapped there

was forcibly seated on a couch. The dude who first kidnapped her pointed a gun at

you know where that

had this entire building under their control. He had no intention of taking her to Lillian’s grave. Instead, he brought