Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 149

Maja was out of it, but the pain was all too real, as was the never–ending hum of the car’s engine. The strong smell of gasoline in the car made her stomach sick, causing her to throw up non–stop The man’s voice echoed in her ears, she could even feel his hands moving over her body

While the car was moving, the man didn’t dare to do anything else

Not until the car came to a stop in an abandoned factory. It wasn’t far from the city, but the place was currently under demolition. It was deserted at night, with cold machinery parked on the roadside. Maja was dumped on the ground. When she groggily opened her eyes, she saw two fat and thin men standing in front of her. Their gazes were locked on her.

“Damn, she’s a beauty. Never seen one this pretty”

“You go first. After you’ve had your fill, I’ll have my turn.”

The man patted his belly happily and eagerly stepped forward, grabbing one of Maja’s legs and dragging her towards him.

Maja was too weak to resist. Her palms were scraped red by the gravel on the ground.

The pain brought her back to her senses for a moment, and she quickly slapped him across the face.

“Get lost“”

the man. He was so angry that he grabbed her

like you’re itching for a

his hand and slapped her hard in

mouth filled with the

man’s hand was already on her

her mouth to speak but couldn’t utter a word. She’d rather die if she were to be violated by

the sound of a car and the man’s

open, but all she saw was a black suit and a familiar scent.

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the sound of something heavy hitting the ground

those curses soon turned into pleas for mercy. Maja was too weak to look. She just quickly picked up a rock and held it tightly in her hand. The sharp

who had come

surprise. She quickly realized that she must have dialed the wrong number.

headed straight for the car.

men had already been subdued. By now, they should realize that they had messed with the wrong guy. They were scared stiff, not daring to say a word.

in the car, she felt unbearably

hotel had been humiliating enough. All she could do now was curl up in the corner,