Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 71

Ian Raymond contemplated shooing the dog away, but then he noticed the white dog barking fiercely at a couple passing by, possible employees from the nearby office building. They were with a child who was scared to tears by the dog’s barking. The lady pulled her child behind her, staring angrily at lan.

“What’s your deal? Walking your dog without a leash? That’s really irresponsible. What if your dog had bitten my child? Owning a dog comes with responsibilities!”

Her husband recognizing lan’s air of sophistication and the luxurious car parked behind him, quickly tugged at his wife, urging her to stop. “Alright, enough.” They couldn’t afford to offend someone like this.

The lady, still concerned for her child, didn’t care about lan’s status at that moment. She huffed while wiping her child’s tears,

“Think you’re a big shot just because you’re rich? Such a lack of manners!”

lan frowned and retorted, “This isn’t my dog.”

As soon as he said this, the dog wagged its tail at him and started circling around him.

lan’s eyes narrowed, his face turning serious.

tears, the lady retorted, “And

dog tag

on this tag. The dog probably escaped from home. I’ll call its owner right

lady didn’t cause a scene and left with her child. Jeff promptly made

Coco outside but to no avail. She was imagining all sorts of scenarios, the worst being Coco getting caught by dog thieves. Coco had a dog tag, so if a passerby found her, they would probably call her. Just as she was lost in

Maja answered, sounding

right now. Do you know Raymond Tower? We’re outside the car

this city, everyone knows about Raymond

was puzzled. How did Coco end up

you look after her for a bit? I can

deep in thought. Coco was sitting cutely on the ground, her ears twitching up and

objection from lan, Jeff nodded, “Alright, we’ll wait for you for ten

hit the gas and headed straight

coffee shop. “Mr. Raymond, you can sit over there

However, being allergic to dog fur, he didn’t want to confirm anything. He entered the coffee shop, put on