Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Maja couldn't help but almost laugh at the absurdity of the situation. "And why on Earth would I do that for you?" She set down her magazine with a calmness that belied her amusement.

"Mr. Brown, do you really think that groveling at my feet is going to stir up my sympathy? That somehow your display of desperation will earn you forgiveness? Remember when President Miller objected to Carol's relationship with you? She knelt down too. So you see, kneeling is something anyone can do. Sometimes pride and dignity are just smoke and mirrors." Felix bit his lip, his tears silently streaming down his face.

Maja looked at his face, then at lan's, and could see why Carol fell for him in the first place.

She rubbed her temples, feeling a wave of irritation wash over her.

"You could spend your tbetter by pleading with Carol rather than me. Sure, I could tell her to leave the kid, but would she love the child? I'm not so sure. When Carol loved you, it was with everything she had. And when she didn't? Just as decisive. She's the one who's been wronged in all this. You wanted to get back at Abner? Then you should have taken it up with him directly. Carol was innocent, yet she got dragged through the mud by you and Listina. Back when you were taking over the Miller Group, everyone in our circle mocked her, saying she brought a wolf into the fold." "Felix, I don't want to get into it anymore. You're pretty cunning, I'll give you that. Every move you make is calculated. Why don't you go and tell Carol the truth? Whether you love her, what's really in your heart. Carol's a straight shooter, never been played before. She probably still thinks you hate her guts. If you don't speak up, how's she supposed to know? How's she supposed to feel secure?" lan, standing nearby, chimed in with a knowing and almost fearful nod, "Indeed." Felix looked up, his eyes bloodshot.

He quickly stood, muttered a "thanks," and left Greenfield Gardens, driving back to his place.

noticed a flower shop and, after a moment's hesitation, parked and bought the

he approached the house with the flowers in hand,

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set down her watering can, she caught sight of Felix approaching with a

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his head in thought before dropping