Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Maja bowed her head in respect, then stood up and picked up his suit, handing it back to him.

Ian reached out to receive it, his fingertips accidentally brushing against hers – one cold, the other warm.

Suppressing the urge to hold her hand, he lied, “Grandpa mentioned you promised him something.”

He didn’t mention his grandfather’s last words at all, but rather tried to trick Maja.

Did his grandfather say anything to her that day at the cliff?

But in reality, his grandfather said nothing that night. It was all a scheme planned by a man named Patrick.

The scheme included his grandfather, everyone who was on the hike that day, and even Maja herself.

She wondered about Patrick, even his name was fake. Who was he really and why was he targeting the Raymond family?

Now that Ian was asking her, she remembered her promise to his grandfather to give birth to an heir for the Raymond family.

This was a commitment.

But it was something she couldn’t bring herself to tell Ian.

She turned around, making to walk towards the base of the mountain.

Ian knew he couldn’t get any more out of her and slowly followed her.

Descending the mountain was faster than climbing it. He found himself thinking about the hike, carrying her on his back, listening to her childhood stories.

death together, but they lacked the most tender moments. Any recollections of such times were

her home, but

word of goodbye, she got into

mouth,

The window rolled down.

“How about dinner tonight?”

her phone, “I’ve got something on

“What about tomorrow?”

“I have a meeting.”

“All day?”

hearing about the meeting. It

the issue, causing the

to

Maja’s attention. She indeed wanted

people at Rosewood Manor investigated,

There was only a

it. Should be any time now. Do you want me to tell you as

If she wanted to know, they would have to have dinner

talk when you

car window tightly, pretending not to understand, “But I need to have dinner first,

What a canny man!

about closing the

seemed casually resting on the window, but he was actually applying a lot of pressure. So much so that even after Maja

“Ian, what are you trying to

want to drive