Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 760

She quickly got out of bed, freshened up, and went downstairs for breakfast.

But the breakfast wasn’t smooth sailing. Selena called and started to bitch her out.

!

She hung up after hearing only one sentence.

As she was heading out, her car was blocked by two others as soon as she reached the city center intersection.

A knock on her car window interrupted her thoughts. She rolled down the window and was greeted by Carl.

Carl had given her a bottle of pills before, intended to be used against lan. Even though she had received 30 million in funding, she had only contacted Carl once. It seemed he couldn’t wait any longer.

“Mr. Raymond.” Maja greeted him with a smile first.

Carl replied coldly, “Penny, you haven’t forgotten what I told you, right?”

“How could I forget? But I’ve been sick recently, I’ll go find lan later and do as you instructed.”

Carl narrowed his eyes. He had no qualms about threatening this woman’s family.

“Penny, if you delay any longer, I can’t promise what I’ll do to your family.”

though she didn’t know

in Crystalbrook Valley had already met with tragedy. The bodies of her aunt and uncle were still–unattended to,

silence, Carl thought she was scared and sneered,

of

his car

and soon there

Holden about Selena and Carl: Otherwise, if these two really made a move, she’d be in mortal

when she arrived at Raymond Mansion, she ran into

visit after hearing that the old man’s health had worsened. She didn’t expect to

a fight over her, so Maureen didn’t look too pleased.

welcome you here; bug off.”

Maureen sent

over last night’s matter, are you? The Raymonds aren’t people you can meet just because you want to. Leave now, and I won’t make things difficult

incredibly disgusted with her after hearing the news last night. Where did she

continue. It would make her seem uncivilized,

signaled Maja

then called Holden.

was picked up after a long

“Maja.”

Holden, how are you

pleased to hear

he could finish, he began to

him about Selena; she didn’t want to give

about to say a few more words and hang up.