Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 928

Maja walked back into lan’s room, slowly closing the door behind her, her palms sweating with anxiety

She made her way to his bedside again.

lan, with a furrowed brow, was about to voice his refusal to take his medicine when he was overshadowed.

Opening his eyes, he felt a warmth fall onto his lips as her tongue pried open his clenched teeth, slipping the pill in.

Too shocked to resist, by the time he came back to his senses, the pill had already slid down his throat.

“Cough, cough, cough.”

Coughing ensued, and Maja quickly brought over a glass of warm water, patting his back.

“Have some water.”

lan’s lips were somewhat chapped, but he was reluctant to drink.

Maja attempted again, taking a sip herself first and then holding it to his mouth.

But this time, lan wasn’t having it. He turned his head and coldly asked, “What are you doing?”

The water didn’t make it in, just moistening his lips.

Regardless, his complexion looked much better.

“Get lost!”

His apparent anger caused him to cough a few more times.

He had completely forgotten that just before going to sleep the previous night, he had intended to apologize to Maja.

approached him voluntarily, he would become cold, just

bed without moving, tidying up

had spent the whole night with a fever and had no

closing his

she had treated Coco’s previous owner

by her side, so, in a way, Coco’s

during their marriage, Coco

What was this?

surged up the more

it for this kind of woman.

closed, thinking he didn’t want to see her, so she spoke, “You rest first, and we’ll talk when your fever has gone

she got up and prepared to

her voice,

was leaving

wanting to say something to make

reached the door that he

“I’m hungry.”

something; what do you

“Whatever.”

he closed his eyes again.

was still

did the boss

said he’s

he sure knew what

have the cook get on it right away.”

himself, so

and, in no time, had

the servants would take it in themselves, but once the food was placed on the

said, “I don’t dare go in; I’m afraid Mr. Raymond will