Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

When Ian stepped into the private suite, it was filled with familiar faces from their circle.

“Hey, have any of you heard about that new company that popped up out of nowhere? They’ve snagged all of the Sanders’ family businesses in Greenfield. They haven’t even gone public yet, and their market cap is already 1 billion dollars.”

“I heard. They’ve also invested in that big IP in the east side of the city. Their business is pretty much set for the next three years.”

“Rumor has it they’ll be listed on the Stock Exchange next month. Makes you wonder who’s pulling the strings behind the scenes.”

After discussing business, the conversation naturally shifted towards women.

Then, someone noticed Phelps, who hadn’t said a word since the start of the gathering, and couldn’t resist teasing him.

“A few days ago, Fitch came in with scratches on his neck from a woman. Ryan has a few girlfriends, too. Phelps, I think you’re the only bachelor left in this group.”

Phelps, a doctor who was usually quiet during these gatherings, wasn’t often around due to his work.

Among this group, he was closest to Ian.

Someone asked, chuckling, “What about Dr. Herrington?”

Phelps raised an eyebrow. He was rarely the subject of their discussions, and he wondered who had started it this time.

He rarely wore suits off-duty, preferring casual attire when not in his white doctor’s coat.

At that moment, he rolled up his sleeves, revealing the prominent veins on his forearms.

to

interesting if Phelps and Ian fell

at the speaker,

eyes

wasn’t interested in Maja at all, but Ian seemed to

to other topics, leaving only Fitch, sitting next to Ian, who ignored the previous

made any

this

a few

say, “If I get drunk later, call Maja

speaking, Ryan came

have run into trouble

to leave when she ran into another group. One woman threw a drink at her without

everyone

drenched, and

You even seduced little Judith’s boyfriend. Why

looked at

with

quickly stepped in, “Linda, calm down. You’ve

she wanted to slap Maja, her eyes filled with hatred, “Wait and see. I’ll be in Greenfield for a while. You’re done

were people from North America and they were

without hesitation and slapped