Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

“So before my brother returns, I need her to be utterly reliant on me.”

Ian spoke calmly, glancing at the documents in front of him. “Once she’s dependent on me, she won’t ditch me.”

For once, Fitch was left speechless.

After Ian hung up the phone, he saw another incoming call from Tyler.

This time, he didn’t pick up, guessing yet another one of Tyler’s lousy ideas.

By the evening, he had sent Maja eight messages, all left unanswered.

At five in the afternoon, when he was about to head for a meeting, he passed out.

He had pushed himself too hard the previous night, stubbornly refusing to take medicine despite running a fever. Now, he had fainted.

His collapse instantly sent the Raymond Corporation into a frenzy. Jeff rushed him to the hospital, while rumors of Ian’s fainting began to circulate quietly amongst the circle.

Many people who had seen his Facebook posts were left puzzled.

There were recent rumors about him breaking up with Maja, and he had been seen with Judith. Word was that Judith had even been hurt because of him. So why was he suddenly proclaiming his love for Maja again?

[If you ask me, Maja must have put a spell on Ian. How else to explain his devotion to a girl from nowhere?]

only to be dismissed by his simple proclamation of love

great

gossip was rampant, and when word got out that Ian was sick, the chatter only

man, and his physical strength is

member of the Raymond family, there’s never been peace. Now Mr. Holden has

spare me a

secret admirers, but he was infamously

hearing that he was forced into marriage, tried to engage him in conversation, only to be met with

him at international art exhibitions and tried to strike up a conversation, but he was uninterested. Business data seemed to be more intriguing to him than any

turned out that he

apparent desperation for Maja was driving everyone green

to the media, and the internet users were

scared when

probably started stalking him. With her looks, who knows how scared

he wakes up, he should teach this ugly woman a

internet users were busy hurling insults at Maja, Judith felt a sense of satisfaction upon reading these

the morning, only to find

for him to warn her not to instruct

really not willing to

in her eyes, Judith clung to Dylan’s arm while