Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 905

lan’s eyes were boiling with rage. He looked around for a while but didn’t see Maja anywhere, so he decided to keep moving. But Coco seemed unwilling to leave, as if he wouldn’t go home without finding his owner.

“Coco,” he called out coldly, “let’s go. If you don’t come, I’m leaving you behind.

But Coco just sat on the lawn. Soaked through from the rain, he didn’t budge, even though he loved lan dearly.

They had a standoff for a while, but in the end, lan caved. He took off his suit and wrapped Coco in it, carrying on with a stern face.

lan could understand his boss being ticked off at him, but a dog defying him was a new one. It irked him, but he understood that Coco was just worried about his owner.

Dogs had a clumsy way of showing loyalty sometimes. Some dogs would sleep on their owner’s grave after they passed away. They understood what death meant, and they just couldn’t articulate it.

driving back. “Boss,

meant that something could’ve

surveillance around here to find

but seeing lan holding Goco, he worried about his allergies. Ian carefully put Coco into the car and climbed in after him.

to take a shower, waiting for some news. When he came out, Coco. was still at the door, seemingly waiting for Maja. He snorted, and

We’ve also got a rough idea of where the kidnappers are. They’ve been heading towards the mountains since leaving

up, taking Coco with him

every corner. Even if not everywhere, it was enough

destination. But the further they went, the graver lan’s expression became. The place was not just deep into the mountains, and the kidnappers were still on the move, apparently not at their destination yet. The road led to an area that had been hit by

reaching the outskirts of another city. Surrounding them were many abandoned villages, their roads torn apart by a past

to have brought along a

more helicopters. He couldn’t bear the thought of anything happening to Maja, it felt like a punch to his gut Despite their efforts, they still had no trace of Maja.