Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 137

*Grandpa Holden, I have a good relationship with him. No worries.

Her tone was gentle.

“Instead of worrying about that, you should focus on your health.”

Holden’s face immediately brightened up at her words, and he couldn’t help but smile.

He had assumed that lan was a clueless kid, but it turned out he was quite sensible. No wonder people said he was making efforts; it seemed he was making progress. Knowing they were getting along well, he felt at ease.

“Maja, if anyone messes with you, let lan handle it.”

Maja didn’t dare to elaborate on the topic, afraid of revealing any weakness. She smoothly switched the conversation to something else.

An hour later, she got up to make some soup.

“Maja, you can let others do these tasks. You don’t have to do it yourself!

“Grandpa Holden, I promised lan I would.”

Holden laughed even more, announcing that he was leaving.

Maja personally walked him to the door, watching his car drive away, she stood there, dazed.

side, letting out a

front of Holden, but she knew Maria was more worried

home, Holden called lan, praising him

lan was in a meeting, frowning.

big acquisition, but lately everything in the Raymond family was going according to the plan. Why was his

now. I won’t disturb you guys, but remember not to neglect Maja’s feelings because of

Holden started laughing. “You’re doing great.”

did that

health,

up, he felt somewhat irritated.

rest to Maria. She had to deal with the $8

agreed to meet at a bar at six in the evening, and she

wasn’t used to borrowing things from others,

borrow money from her and

and lan is so cold–hearted. Why don’t you tell

he will think I have ulterior motives for

as soon as possible. When she woke up from sleep and heard them discussing the divorce agreement, she thought she

was delayed again and again, and Maja felt like she was stuck

want to lend it to you. I think you’ve been oppressed during these three years in the Raymond family. Plus, you never asked lan, how do you know he wouldn’t lend you?” Carol was always straightforward,

phone and texted lan directly.

borrow