Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 801

lan’s face was stone cold. He gently touched his cheek, speaking in an icy tone.

“If my brother knew I gave up my shares for the one I fancy, he’d probably be chuffed.”

Maureen was speechless, opening her mouth but with no words coming out.

In the Raymond family, no one was ever head over heels in love. Like Dennis and Carl, they all had other women.

Who would’ve thought lan was willing to make such a sacrifice for Maja?

lan lifted his head, glancing at everyone present.

“I’ll have Jeff handle the share transfer. Notify me once the emergency situation here is over.”

With that, he turned to leave.

Unable to hold back, Maureen asked, “That’s your mother lying in there, lan. Can’t you even bear to stay a little longer?”

“Auntie, I standing here won’t change the outcome of the emergency.”

A chill ran down Maureen’s spine. She realized she really didn’t understand this kid.

He appeared naive to the ways of the world, yet he handled everything in the Raymond family with ease.

the usual emotions towards family and

such a sacrifice for Maja. Didn’t he realize

her, even loved

left the hospital. He didn’t know this was love; he just didn’t want Maja to be

car, he didn’t

this experience. A bit of suffering at the police station could be good for her.

for a few days before getting her out; she might be more grateful

business, letting subordinates struggle a bit more so they’d

he drove back to the Raymond family’s place, he was surprised

on the steering wheel, he

heartless woman. If he went to the police station to

he went when she was most desperate could he win

No one would go to the police station to bother her; at most, she’d just be questioned

stop himself from going to the police station, lan scheduled several meetings for himself, each lasting around three

her from resting. It

you guys have any previous disputes? Think carefully before you answer; every word you say can be used as evidence.” Maja

she was

narrow bed in the room where she

the bed, reflecting

Connie framed her for self–harm; and the situation outside was probably

that happened at the Raymond family’s, but the more she thought, the heavier her

definitely pin all the blame on her.