Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 1104

He returned all the files to their original places, carefully arranged just as if they had never been touched.

How long had she known Eric, he wondered. And why had she come to him? Why had she lied about the other man being named Patric?

lan had many questions, but he wasn’t sure he would like the answers.

It all came down to one unpleasant truth: he was just a stand–in, a replacement for his brother.

A chill settled in his eyes. When people had compared him unfavorably to Eric in the past, he had never bothered to argue. He simply chose to join the army instead.

He never wanted to compete with Eric. In fact, he thought his brother was pretty cool.

But human nature was selfish. Always being overlooked led to resentment.

However, he had learned to let go of that resentment and had even taken over the Raymond family after his brother’s death. All because he had loved his grandfather.

lan put all the documents away. Remembering how Maja had agreed to marry into the Raymond family, he realized it wasn’t just to help the Pennyfeather family. She had wanted to marry into the Raymond family, but she had wanted to marry Eric.

But Eric was dead, so she had settled for lan as a backup.

only heartthrob, yet he was only her second

only used him

frustration. He should have divorced her as soon as he returned home rather than indulging in their physical relationship, which had left him feeling like a scorned lover.

his feelings and headed straight

All he had to do now was manage the company and find

choice.

you call off the search for Enc? Have

was loosely wrapped in a towel.

stopped looking.”

for the higher–ups to worry about. He didn’t need to meet with

a scene of Eric and Maja being intimate. That would drive him

solution was to stop looking for

which he drank by himself. He just

move on.

no need to hold onto a woman

really don’t care about Maja’s well–being anymore? You need to know that many people in Greenfield have a grudge against her. Especially the women who

scoffed, lighting a cigarette.

she who didn’t want

Her safety has nothing to do with me anymore. Wouldn’t that make me a fool if I worried about her?”

“It’s good that you’ve come to terms with it. But aren’t