Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Maja had already bolted outside, her face as white as a sheet.

“Maja!”

Ian followed behind her, yanking her back with one hand.

Maja was pinned against a deserted pillar by him.

Ian knew what was going through her mind as he cradled her face in his hands.

She didn’t look at him, her chest heaving as she struggled to digest the shocking truth.

Ian had no idea what to say. He gently brushed her nose with his, and not sensing any resistance, he slowly moved down to kiss her lips.

He surely understood why Eric chose to appear in such a scenario. While it was a blow to Maja, it also let everyone from the rich families know that he was Maja’s first love. This made Ian’s position in the whole situation incredibly awkward.

However, Ian himself didn’t give a hoot. He kissed her lips, his hand around her waist gradually tightening.

After ten minutes of passionate kissing, he finally laid his forehead against her shoulder. His back was slightly hunched, and he was breathing rapidly, clearly trying to suppress his emotions.

“Maja.”

could bite her pale

in his arms, and went straight to his

of sorts. She kept thinking about the

agreed to cooperate with Patric because he had known all along that Patric was his biological grandson.

personally pushed the woman Eric loved into Ian’s arms. Hence, when Holden was on his deathbed, he regretted

her, but she was infuriated and saddened by the fact that she was being pushed around like a piece of

her tightly

are you on good terms

been, but it’s

intentions for coming back were definitely not

silent, sensing that the car was heading towards Greenfield

of the car and return to Rosewood Manor to calm

was tightly wrapped around her waist, as if he was afraid

was aching as he

the master bedroom was closed, he

over that damn ring because it was from him? Why did you run tonight? Did you become unstable after seeing him? Why aren’t you speaking? Was I just a pawn in

a ten-second silence, his tone became

with him now

so much so that she could hardly make out what he was saying.