Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 1284

Murray was seething, but dared not express his anger, and so was Olina The thought of how Zoey used to keep their house immaculately clean and prepare meals for them without complaints, made the contrast glaringly apparent

Now that Murray was marned to Evelyn, they hardly even got to see him. Olina lamented to Murray, but there was nothing he could do. Coupled with work related stresses, he felt frustrated

These days, he increasingly cherished the virtues of Zoey, the perfect wife and mother so he couldn’t help but wait for her downstairs at his office building

When he saw Zoey Murray almost didn’t recognize her

Zoey’s style had become more elegant. Her camel–colored coat gave her an air of an aristocratic lady from the early 20th century

His eyes lit up and he called out Zoey

Hearing his voice Zoey showed a hint of disgust in her eyes, wanting nothing more than to avoid this conversation. She lowered her head, intending to get into her car

But Murray approached quickly, his gaze sweeping over her

“Zoey it’s been a while You seem to have become more beautiful.”

When he mentioned her beauty his eyes shone even brighter

Zoey not wanting to waste her breath on this man, frowned, ‘What do you want?”

Murray knew he had overstepped in the past. He had abandoned her when their house was half built, dumped her with the debt, and quickly hooked up with his boss’s daughter it was only natural that she would be cold towards him.

But didn’t her cold demeanor imply that she couldn’t let go of him?

years, having known each other since their youth. Women, being sentimental creatures, tend to

He sighed softly

I guess my marriage to Evelyn was a big blow to you. Seeing you like this, I find myself attracted”

words, Zoey

grabbed

up on me. We were together for seven years, I know you can’t let go. Zoey, I can give you a chance to stay by my

was treating Zoey as

him hard across the

Murray We were together for so many years, and I never saw

his cheek, his eyes glowing

that

How could such an ordinary man

must have been blind in the past to have fallen for

“Let go!

stemmed from her

inches away from his legs. The blinding headlights shone

to run him over and started to sweat profusely,

the license plate of

her turn to serve him if she ran

she obediently walked to

some of the world with his father–in–law, recognized the brand of

one of the most luxurious cars in the

the affluent city of Greenfield, fewer than

He knew Zoey and