Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 919

The car didn’t head to Greenfield Gardens but parked at Rosewood Manor.

Darlene was clueless for a moment, thinking this was another one of lan’s properties, not realizing it was Maja’s mansion.

She was all smiles, thinking, had lan really gone all out and was he going to gift her a mansion?

In her eyes, he had already given her a million bucks, then half a million more. That’s more than what most people made in a lifetime.

But how much would this mansion be worth? Possibly tens of millions!

With a shocked expression, Darlene looked at the mansion until she entered the hall and saw Maja sitting on the sofa. That’s when she asked, puzzled, “Maja, what’s the deal here?”

Maja’s face was unusually calm, which felt a bit off.

But when Darlene remembered that she was carrying Jan’s baby, she wasn’t scared of anything. After all, no one had done a paternity test yet, so everyone would assume the baby was lan’s.

She couldn’t believe that Maja, lan’s dumped ex–wife, would harm this baby.

“Maja, I suggest you get the hell out of this house. This mansion is a gift from Mr. Raymond for me. No matter how much you suck up to him, he won’t give you a second glance.”

Maja heard this and didn’t show any emotion.

She just thought this woman was stupid.

coldly told her

bodyguards immediately stepped forward, tying up Darlene’s

utterly incredulous.

If you dare to do this to me, Mr.

to her words, she just coldly watched the

point,

I want

attention to her, choosing instead to remain silent.

being abused and needed rescue, glared at Darlene viciously.

everyone in this mansion was

Was this

up close. Darlene was tied up and

use the baby in her belly as a bargaining

anything happens to me, all of you will

sooner had she finished speaking, Maja slapped her hard.

dizzy, with blood at

welled up in her eyes. She couldn’t believe Maja would dare to

better let

response she got was that Maja slapped

could only cry, unable to utter a single

seeing Maja like this, couldn’t