Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 774

Before la found out that Penny was Maja, he had already fallen for her not even canng that she had been mamed.

Now that he knew the truth, he’s even less likely to give up

But he knew that Maja didn’t like him. She wouldn’t have chosen to divorce if she had even a shred of feelings for him.

lan sat on the couch. In front of him were piles of information about Maja.

He raised his hand to rub his forhead, his voice extremely hoarse

“I don’t know” The reality in front of him left him at a loss

“Do you want to win her back?”

“Of course I do”

But the question was, would Maja agree?

He knew clearly how outrageous he had been in the past. He had said many unkind things to Maja, even when Neil was sick. it had something to do with him. All things added up, and he had made too many mistakes.

Maja was a very rational woman. Even though they had slept together many times, she never wavered on her decision to divorce, which showed how much she disliked him

If she didn’t need his help, she wouldn’t even bother seeing him after the divorce.

His throat hurt, and so did his chest.

Ned had passed away During Neil’s illness, he even intercepted the Pennyfeather family’s business

she must be crazy!

a

he suddenly saw lan look up, his tone uncertain.

what should

he had never

invincible, and he

it came to Maja, he seemed helpless and fearful, having to ask him

not knowing what to say

be pampered. Put your dominant attitude aside,

her alone, to cut ties

when lan asked this question, he understood Maja’s character very

is alone now and must feel lonely. Plus, the Pennyfeather family’s business is still going on, and many people are watching. You help

and it seemed that this was the only thing

sat down, rubbing his hair with both

thought that Penny is

two men didn’t

to their depression,

identity

needed to worry about whether lan will retaliate. She can finally stand tall.

better, she took Coco out to play in the yard.

long time and promptly asked if she needed a

Maria, you go