Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 1036

By the time she arrived at the office, she was already late. She took a moment to freshen up and adjust her mindset.

Upon entering the office, Maja was already there, noticing her pale complexion.

“Zoey, you look terrible. Are you running a fever?”

Zoey quickly touched her own face, it was somewhat warm

“I think I might have caught a cold last night, Mr. Pennyfeather Ill be fine after taking some medication.”

“I’m sorry for dragging you into this yesterday lan has been investigating the kidnappers, and we are aware of who sent them. I assure you this won’t happen again.”

“Mr. Pennyfeather, there’s no need to apologize. I’m not bothered by it.”

Her vision started to blur. After a few more conversations, she returned to her desk and immediately took a fever reducer

She was tired, but her body was aching. Each ache would jolt her back to alertness, and the torment was unbearable

desk until the evening, just managing to wrap up her day’s tasks.

lay on her bed in her cramped room, her thoughts drifting back

divorce, her mother had

having private tutoring did her

tutor was the man she had planned to marry,

Murray often around, her stepfather had no opportunity to harass her. She saw Murray as her savior, keeping

and on the verge of marriage when Murray became entangled with a wealthy

life was a failure, never having received love from her parents, and the only man

did love her. Her mother had left him because he was poor and content with his meager salary. He wasn’t ambitious and didn’t indulge in kickbacks, which was

had some wealth, but his character was

her phone and dialed

her broken engagement, her mother felt disgraced and stopped

daughter vying for her man, she was in a rush to marry Zoey off. But now that Zoey wasn’t marrying, her mother felt threatened, fearing her man would

was

had sensed it, too, which is why she was

she let out in a hoarse voice, “Dad, I miss you so much.”

began to cry

man on the other end was about to hang up, but hearing her cry,

gave way to a