Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

"I do want it, but the Chairman's proposal hasn't been approved yet."

With that thing in hand, there'd be no need to worry about lan and his crew's fate. Phil's gaze drifted toward the glass wall.

The wall was rather thick, bulletproof, offering a 360-degree panoramic view. Even the most intimate acts between two people

would unfold under the watchful eyes of everyone.

The humans inside this transparent enclosure lived without dignity, treated like pigs in a pen, even worse than pigs; they were lab

rats, bred for experimentation.

Philip checked on the weapon every few hours, his longing growing stronger each time.

Around its neck was a tiny emerald bead, an ornament it had worn for years - a simple piece of jade, so mundane that the research

base didn't bother to remove it. Ironically, this gave the weapon an extra touch of identity.

It was the only Rocky rodent adorned with any kind of jewelry.

Philip then visited his mentor, only to find her furiously arguing on the phone before slamming it against the wall.

"Professor?"

Isaac's venomous face softened as she saw her student, and she took a seat nearby.

"Philip, you know that Sarah?"

was a famed scientist at the base, her hands in many projects. She was

She'd been at the base

"I know of her."

is always stealing my thunder. I recommended you

frowned; he had never met this person, only heard of her reputation. She was a

labs, rarely seen

pleased the higher-ups greatly. Other than being

enjoyed unparalleled freedom from

at odds with

minor clash years ago, but that's old

her fists, the fierce look

Cynthia. Summer brought

shook slightly; Cynthia had been to the facility? Anyone

as a corpse.

here? Any issues? How did she get

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had eyes

entanglement. Philip stayed silent,

rim of

I liked playing with Augus, but he never liked me. No matter what I did, his favor was always

joining the base, Summer brought Cynthia

resent Cynthia even more. I wanted to

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spoke, "Summer is revolting,