Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

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Chapter 1112

Chapter 1112

Carol felt like she was suffocating. It was unbelievable that somebody had claimed that Maja was heartless

In the past, when the Pennyfeather family treated Maja poorly, she never dreamed of taking revenge.

When the people of Crystalbrook Valley let her down, all Maja did was cut ties with them.

Maja may appear cold, but she had the softest heart.

lan, the man Maja had shared a bed with for so long, was now saying such hurtful words.

Carol found it amusing. It seemed like her previous advice to Maja about not falling too deep in a relationship was indeed necessary.

She took a step back, watching as lans car drove away

She took a deep breath, wiped the tears off her face, and rushed towards the scene of the accident.

The place was already in chaos, with plenty of police officers around.

The people jammed behind had no idea how severe the accident was, asking when the road would be cleared.

drivers to clear the way for

there, feeling weak The sight of the burning car nearly made her faint.

and worry made her despise lan even more for

Maja’s love seem

The police officers moved forward to

Carol hurriedly followed

The driver and the passenger probably got out halfway, one of the officers

covered her mouth, her eyes filled with relief.

check the roadside. They must’ve left some

overjoyed, nodding

the group of officers in her high heels, inspecting the road back. Eventually, they found some bloodstained

rubbed off

bystanders if they had seen a

ahead. She seemed to be injured. A kind young lady took her in her car. They seemed to go to the hospital

this check–up. She had her palm bandaged at a small clinic and then fell asleep on a bench at

was being nagged by a middle–aged

trouble again. What if those debt collectors suddenly show up? We barely managed to escape if they catch you, they !!

We can’t just ignore her. What if something happens to her

he looked at the

we leave now? She seems

family to pick her

longer we stay in Greenfield, the more dangerous it is for us. The debt collectors are ruthless, and they’ve undoubtedly located our phones It’s only a matter of

they come, you don’t have to worry about me, uncle Maybe

around sixteen,