Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Once chosen, it meant a life stripped of freedom, most of one’s time spent under constant scrutiny.

In those days, Eric saw his younger brother Ian as a wolf, a savage beast, a beast never content with being shackled.

That was why he willingly put the chains on himself, because he didn’t know what he wanted at that time, and being the heir to the Raymond family was not what he was after.

He was shackled because of Ian, and because Maja wanted to remove the shackles, but the process was so long that he died on the road to freedom.

Patric’s words gave the room a momentary sense of suffocation.

Steve stared blankly at the countless puncture marks on his arm, making anyone feel uncomfortable.

He looked away, full of pity.

Little did he know that it was these scars that had softened Holden’s heart. To be kind to Eric meant being cruel to Ian.

Patric slowly touched the puncture marks on his arms. Due to too many injections, the puncture marks were too dense, looking terrifying.

“All these years of being experimented on, it was Maja who kept me going,” Patric said. “Ian, as my younger brother, you became the heir to the Raymond family, married the woman I loved, do you think that’s fair? Especially since Maja initially liked me, she only married you to save the Pennyfeather family.”

Ian’s gaze fell on the exposed arm of Patric.

Patric’s lips curled up slowly. Ever since Eric saved Maja last time and deliberately fell out of the car, Eric’s personality has become weaker.

Patric started to access more information, and even started to recall the days of experimentation.

Every time he thought about

and live on his own, he would actually admire this man who

who were experimented on, and

human experiment was successful

whether it was to stimulate a second personality

Eric was withholding

long as he stirred up Maja and Ian, Eric would definitely

reason Eric could come back was

watching Maja and his brother entangle and love each other up close,

then, Patric would

couldn’t break my promise. You don’t know about human experiments, but you should know about the patients who are sent

a light laugh, then turned

come back in time and she’s angry. I need to reconnect with her and awaken her affection for

as soon as Patric finished

Has she ever told

fell silent because Maja had never said that. She only said she liked

gloomy, triumphant light flashed in Patric’s eyes. He

token of love she gave me back then. She said she

anger, his eyes

slept with her. You have no advantage

that the fact they had been intimate was a