Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Being a bundle of nerves, Nathan swallowed hard tand again as he waited for a response on the other end of the phone.

Behind him, Carol couldn't help but let out a chuckle; her praise was laced with a hint of sarcasm, "Wow, Nathan, you've got sguts, chatting with Felix like that. I'm starting to see you in a new light." At that moment, Carol felt like the ultimate instigator, reveling in the chaos she'd caused.

With the heat closing in on them, she figured they might as well go down in flames.

Get married? She'd have to be out of her mind to tie the knot with a man responsible for her family's downfall.

Felix, having overheard her comment, felt a surge of emotion that turned his eyes red in an instant.

Feeling his heart clenched as if gripped by a giant fist, he was left breathless.

The person standing next to him had just received a call from the wedding venue, meant to inquire about how to proceed.

But upon glancing up, they saw Felix set down his phone, whose cheeks was glistening with emotion.

they intended to say

the cars continued their frantic escape, but the sky was thick with

away. She simply told Nathan, "Stop the car." Nathan was reluctant, but he knew that with helicopters and cars everywhere, pressing on could lead to dire consequences. He wouldn't gamble

wedding venue, Abner was helped to the center seat

him

guests whispered among themselves, clueless about the unfolding

been behind bars, suddenly show up here? Abner took a sip of tea with deliberate calm. He'd lost weight recently and looked

unexpectedly issued a letter of forgiveness, along

had dropped their grievances and the original compensation had been embezzled, the prison had

administered a nutrient shot, and today, he was brought to the wedding. Content belongs

red carpet stretched from inside the hotel to the outside, but at its end, there was neither the bride nor groom to be

daughter well - after all that had happened, she wouldn't

today or sometafter. It seemed she chose

of character; he had pegged