Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 108

Tricia was getting more and more nervous

A while back, she had seen lan once He was standing in a crowd, eyes squinted, with a high, straight nose, talking to someone next to him He was dressed in a well–tailored suit that looked impeccable, radiating an untouchable charm

Now, she was finally standing in front of him for the first time, shaking all over from nervousness. She had been crushing on him for a long time, even more than three years.

She first knew his name, Ian, from a financial newspaper Later, due to a series of coincidences, he became her sister’s husband, but she didn’t mind, because he would eventually divorce Maja. lan glanced at her and quickly looked away

“What do you want?”

Tncias hands fiddled nervously in front of her

“I just heard you were here, I

“Are you stalking me?” lan’s face turned cold.

Her affection for him was so obvious, it couldn’t be ignored Ian frowned, looking somewhat impatient.

Tve already told your father to tell you to stop.”

It seemed that he didn’t like Maja at all, if he did, he wouldn’t have this attitude

been intimate with Maja, he didn’t take her to heart.

head, her breathing became more and more unstable, jealousy made her heartache

many years, had been intimate with Maja. But she didn’t care, because she still had a

had gotten into the

this the one from the

was too coincidental, and she didn’t make herself

sneered. He didn’t know

eyebrow, speaking bluntly, “Compared to Carlene, Maja falls short, no wonder you don’t want anything to do with

for three years, she still kept her enthusiasm. Was it because of true

Probably both.

not pure, and her means were not smart enough. Ian’s eyes became colder, he didn’t want anything to

At Hospital.

Neil was still in the emergency room. Doctors in the comidor were busy going in

Glenn wasn’t there, and Tricia wasn’t

didn’t know how long she sat until her legs were numb, then

see the sun high in the sky, and her stomach began

quickly, “Yes,

had already woken up. Maja suddenly felt guilty; she