Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 841

lan got her taste but didn’t dare to overstep. So when she pushed him away again, he immediately let go.

Maja propped her hands on the cabinet behind her, making her chest more pronounced and her breathing more noticeable.

She shot him a glance and gave him a warning look, but since it wasn’t fierce enough, it didn’t work on him.

She slammed the door shut, leaving them separated.

She was outside the door, and lan was inside.

She walked away quickly, feeling the lingering warmth of his kiss on her skin.

Once in the car, goosebumps rose on her arms, all because of lan’s actions.

Inside, lan returned to the couch, picked up his phone and saw a text from Tyler from last night.

[First, let her know what you’ve done, don’t hide it, then try to solve her problems. Women are soft–hearted and don’t expect anything in return while helping her out. Let her know you just want to treat her well, no strings attached. Finally, let her get used to your affection and accept you emotionally.]

Tyler sent this message with a smug emoji.

to reject you outright. Use these opportunities to get closer to her. If there is physical contact, she will naturally care about you. Women’s physiological reactions last longer

before,

he found that her resistance was not as strong when he kissed her

couch, deep in thought, and couldn’t help

has someone else

happened between them, which is a good opportunity for you to step in! Otherwise, if

thought of it made

long could take Maja’s heart away just by coming

his head, staring at the phone, pondering over Tyler’s advice.

had to make Maja his as soon as

a man really appeared, he couldn’t guarantee he wouldn’t do something crazy.

under fire while Wilma’s reputation had been restored. Even many people

have you contacted the director of PHOENIX? Is Alma still playing the second

Wilma just left,

respond, showing that the Star Movie Group

stepped in, her image changed instantly, and no one dared

the CEO of Star

they didn’t find out the

that Maja was an ordinary–looking,