Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 171

Rita got invited in and as a courtesy from the host, Maja poured her a glass of water.

Rita had visited the place before with Ryan, but it had changed a lot after Maja did her magic. Coco, the dog, sat quietly in the corner, wagging its tail from time to time, looking very well–behaved.

Rita was quite fond of Coco. She specially took some doggy treats from her bag and let Coco enjoy them on the side.

“Penny, you should know Ryan’s family is very rich,” Rita started. “When I was with him, people were saying I’d get dumped in no time because I was just a receptionist. We met when he was working at the Raymond Corporation for a few days.”

That must’ve been the few days lan forced Ryan to intern at the Raymond Corporation.

Back then, Ryan was still making new friends,

Maja had seen Ryan’s ex before, a very sexy beauty. But Rita was more of a breath of fresh air. Clearly, Ryan’s taste had changed.

Plus, Ryan was a social butterfly, probably had seen all kinds of beauties. It made sense that Rita was feeling insecure.

“I heard his mom has a thing against his girlfriends. I met Ms. Raymond once, she’s quite the presence.”

Rita quickly sensed that Ryan’s mom was a tough cookie and had a real firm hand on

broke up with him

wasn’t one to gossip, but Rita treated her like a friend and spilled her guts. It wouldn’t be right to be too blunt

of Mr. Elston’s girlfriends because of his exes. Once she sees your

as “Mr. Elston“. After all, Maja was an interior

already accepted Maja as Ryan’s friend, so she trusted

and if Maja was in with him, she must be on good terms

so she

was a playboy, he never messed with other people’s

deep in thought, Maja continued to comfort her, “As a woman herself, Ms.

women.”

finally

was younger than Maja, in her twenties, an age

age, suggesting her family might not be in the

a chance to be with

seeing Rita off, Maja heaved a sigh of relief in the

Rita was over, but she was

least, she got that moody photo. As a painter, she could always use beautiful references, even if it meant a little