Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

"Head to Central Hospital."

Central Hospital was where lan was being treated, and that man hadn't clooking for her in ages. He was probably still

unconscious.

She needed to find an excuse to slip in and make sure he'd never be able to leave her side again.

Maja drove to Central Hospital, and as she pulled up to the main entrance, she glanced outside.

Queena had already stepped out of the car, limping along.

But after a few steps, she turned back, her face flushed with embarrassment, "I've lost my phone and wallet. Could you help me

out one more time?"

The sudden spray caught Maja off guard, and she felt a momentary haze cloud her vision, instinctively wanting to agree.

When she cto her senses, she grabbed Queena's hand firmly.

Queena was taken aback; her spray hadn't knocked Maja out as expected.

With a cold expression and narrowed eyes, Maja asked, "What are you doing?"

Queena raised her hand to strike, but Maja dodged it.

swift kick, Maja sent her tumbling out of the car and quickly

With nothing on her, she thought it would be easy to

her

venomous look, Queena stood up and headed straight for the hospital without giving

Maja's brow was furrowed with

drive away immediately but instead kept her gaze fixed on Queena's

enter through the hospital's main doors but made her way to the lawn

room was guarded; she couldn't get in, so climbing was her

was agile and quickly reached

was empty. Her brow furrowed in frustration - where

down and inquired with a nurse, only to learn he had been

She wasn't familiar with Greenfield

hospital, she began to wander aimlessly

shopping mall, eyeing a bracelet in front of

was a stack of more than twenty

clerk, beaming with excitement, asked, "Mr. Raymond, would you like this

hairpins - he had bought the most expensive of

at the bracelet. He rarely gave Maja gifts and often caused her

meet her on Christmas

unstable, and he had to bite down

the clerk, who respectfully processed the transaction and returned it

each hand, having sneaked out and now needed to return