Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 751

“You wouldn’t get mad even the Raymonds treated you like this?”

Beck wasn’t exactly clear about her relationship with the Raymond family. However, after he heard Selena giving her a piece of her mind, he got some idea. The whole thing seemed ridiculous to him.

On one hand, lan and Penny were all tangled up, but on the other hand, he had just let her get bullied like that.

Did he actually like her?

If he had paid a smidge of attention to his ex–wife, he would have surely figured out her identity by now.

But he was the high and mighty lan. His ex–wife Maja was like a tiny ant in front of him. Why would such a noble person bother with a tiny ant?

This was all just too absurd.

Maja didn’t say a word, just quietly sipping the porridge from her bowl.

Beck couldn’t help but sit at the edge of the bed, taking the bowl from her and placing it on the bedside table, then pulled her into his arms and lightly patted her.

“Let it out if you want to cry

Since he brought her back home, she’d either been sleeping or staring at the ceiling, like she was in a daze.

she was traumatized. She hadn’t fully snapped back to reality.

heard her sob. It was only at that

like she was still trying to hold

into Maja’s background. Her parents were dead. She almost didn’t graduate college. After graduating, she had three tough years, then got divorced and

sighed, patting her back,

a word these past two days, only mechanically answering when

cry, she seemed to have found

asked her, “You want something else to

these past few days, almost fainting from the pain

eat anything else other than

Sanders, thank

patted her head, “Penny, I don’t have any

thinking that he saved her because he had feelings for her. But he could swear, even though

would feel ashamed

he wasn’t lying. A person’s

had a servant bring some food, gave her some tissues, advising, “Take care of yourself

this simple action was hard

tended to slow down

can get through these hardships.”

said this, Maja’s eyes

finally breathed a sigh of relief,