Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 812

On the way back to the city, that car finally disappeared from sight.

Maja heaved a sigh of relief, thinking she might be overly paranoid.

Someone like lan would not waste his time tailing her.

Back at Star Movie Group, she immediately sent a message to Wilma to meet up.

But Wilma was constantly busy and even a bit peeved about the rumors about her and Elvis. They finally managed to find a time to meet, and the location was a bar.

It wasn’t BlueSky Bar.

Wilma, currently a rising star, wasn’t high–profile enough to get into a sophisticated place like BlueSky Bar.

Maja shot back a message.

[Alright, I’ll swing by the private room you mentioned around eight.]

After sorting things out with Wilma, Maja received a call from the Raymond family.

Selena’s diagnosis was out; she was indeed in a vegetative state.

But surprisingly, the Raymond family only informed her about it without demanding any apology or compensation.

She knew it had nothing to do with her; it was all Connie’s doing, but there was no response from the Raymond family?

She found it strange but thought cutting ties with the Raymonds was a blessing in disguise!

she fret about

been working like a dog for the past few days since he sold 10% of his shares, even pulling an all–nighter at Crystalbrook Valley.

share issue was a big deal, and there

mansion as soon as he got back to Greenfield.

inevitable; he

of Raymond Mansion, his grandpa, Holden

off his jacket and knelt

his chest hurt; he

you trying to be the

a while he looked up and asked, “Grandpa, what should I do then? I

me.”

at a loss for words, thinking he got what he

took a seat on the couch nearby.

kneeling, his back still

wasn’t really heartless; he was actually hurting while

a while, he

have someone she was really fond of; I heard from Herbert once, and I didn’t think much of it at the time; I just thought

paused here; it was a bit improper to ask

ever really tried for

was essentially asking whether

the question was too direct, so he

all over,

the person she used to be. You know, a girl’s mind is as complex as a poem. With

a stubborn one.

“No way!”