Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 187

Felix’s collar buttons were loosened a few times, and he looked a little casual. He flicked the cigarette ash with his slender fingers, and put the money on the table into his pocket with a smile.

“I just got lucky,” he said.

His vague response left people unsure if he was talking about the gambling game or answering the man’s question.

He seemed to have put away his innocence and purity in front of Carol, now appearing more commanding.

“Luck’s got nothing to do with it, you’re a good–looking fella. If you’d chased after some rich chick earlier, you wouldn’t be here gambling for medicine money,” came a voice.”

The rest of the table broke into laughter. A cigarette butt was tossed into an ashtray filled with water, causing some yellow liquid to spill out.

Felix didn’t react to the insult. After the game, he just left some bills on the table.

“This should cover today’s expenses. I gotta go now, the hospital’s breathing down my neck for payment.”

“Felix, you’ve got yourself a rich girl, you’re still strapped for cash? Don’t rush off to the hospital, we’re in a bit of a pinch ourselves. The money you just won is peanuts compared to what you owe.”

yourself some smokes Put in a good word for me with the big guy, I’ll make good on my

man’s face visibly softened as

Bring your girlfriend over sometime, we’ve never met a rich chick

empty water bottles

but after stepping out of the

It was Carol. He looked into the distance and answered in a softer tone.

“What’s up?”

remember my friend Maja I told you about? She needs a guy to act as her husband. It’s a bit complicated, but all the guy has to do is admit he’s

walked a bit before turning into an

alley was narrow and old.

had just gotten

Nathan, a good–looking 27–year–old. Despite having a decent job, his salary was low and didn’t cover rent near his office. So, he had to

a small house in the alley where he lived with his sickly

into the alley and continued his

friend’s got a job, he might not be able to.”

to show up often, just occasionally. Think

his frail sister, and then