Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 1152

Maja found it amusing. After all, it was lan who initiated everything. What’s that got to do with her?

She swiftly shook off Judith’s hand.

“So Ms. Sanders, you’re upset because you were eager to be someone’s girlfriend, but got rejected. Now instead of venting her anger on lan, you’re lashing out at me, is that it?”

Judith was convulsing all over, her finger shaking as she pointed at Maja’s face.

“I’ll kill you!”

She hurled her purse at Maja with all her might. Maja, in an instinctive move, ferided it off.

The purse bounced back, hitting Judith right in the head.

Judith saw stars dancing before her eyes and then fell back, passing out.

This time, she was genuinely upset, feeling a sharp pain in her heart.

Even her feigned helplessness didn’t manage to separate lan and Maja. It seemed her heart disease was her last resort!

She had to get her parents to come to Greenfield personally to settle her marriage with lan

Seeing her fall, Maja wasn’t sure if she was pretending or not but she called an ambulance anyway.

Beck heard about Judith’s

rushed to the hospital, while Beck called Maja.

flared up. We’ve been protecting her all these years, and her heart disease has been under control. This time, my parents will definitely come. Be careful, you can’t handle my dad’s tactics. You’d better go find lan

genuinely worried. He also had a feeling that his brother was scheming something behind his back, and even their father

was probably the

Maja’s character, but he couldn’t do anything for her due to

returned to Rosewood Manor and realized

between her eyebrows

Sanders, thank you for the heads up.”

my mother is quite

other words, she’s

hadn’t arrived yet, so

waiting outside Rosewood Manor. She had planned to meet him directly at the cemetery, but since he was here, she had

bring anyone else, but her bodyguards followed in another car

noticed after just a mile

“Your people?”

a bit unsettled lately”

in the passenger seat, looking out

they had started to have nothing

was so short. They had been married for three years, but they had only had conflicts for a few months when he returned home. It seemed they had never really

hands tightened on the steering wheel, and the

she went back to her hometown, with four grave mounds behind her it was so quiet, as if she was the only one

slippery due to a recent heavy rain it was a bit hard to