Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 69

Neil’s complexion turned pale, his trembling lips indicating a desire to speak but finding it difficult. Meanwhile, Cristina seethed with angrily, “Maja, Alright, so this is how you’ve always seen us! If it wasn’t for you, would your father have treated me and Tricia like this? Tricia’s condition worsened after that! You’re such an ingrate.”

“You want to use my money to buy a house? That depends on whether I agree or not. You might not know this, but your father has already transferred part of his shares to me, 10%. I have a say in the company too.”

Upon hearing this, disbelief filled Maja’s eyes.

Weren’t those 10% of the shares left to her by her mother?

She couldn’t help but look at Neil, who intentionally avoided her gaze.

“Dad, the 10% shares in Ms. Perkins’ hands, did you transfer yours to her, or did you give her the ones my mom left for me?”

Maja fixed her gaze on her father, trying to decipher every minute expression on his face.

he explained, I thought you were still too young, and when you have children, I’d give those shares to

any misunderstanding about

hanging by her side slowly clenched.

shares in Cristina’s hands are my mom’s?”

the shareholders were causing trouble. If I transferred my shares, I might lose control of the company. I held 40% of the shares, and your mom held 10%. As long as these shares didn’t leak out, it

closed her eyes, feeling a sourness at the tip of her hose.

that soft, negotiable

him outright. But his actions were not purely evil or good, which left her feeling incredibly

daughter’s distress, Neil quickly interjected, “If you’re bothered by this, I can transfer the 10% shares to you right now…”

need. I only want the ones in Cristina’s hands. My mom was the one who struggled with

unable to contain herself after Neil mentioned transferring the 10% shares, Cristina angrily exploded and fired

He can give the shares to whomever he wants. I’m his rightful wife now. You want your dad to buy you a villa? Fine, but it has

her back. “Cristina, you should

I’ve been trying to make up for it over the years. But I can’t manage both the company and you on my own. She didn’t mean any harm. She has no plans to kick you out. You chose to move out of the house, and I tried to talk you out of