Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 205

The car slowly drove off.

Jeff, sitting in the car, was the one who could most directly feel lan’s mood swings.

The frosty atmosphere had gradually dissipated.

He breathed a sigh of relief. There had been some bold women who tried to approach lan before, but they disappeared quickly.

The woman from this morning was also brave, trying to approach him multiple times.

Thank God the boss’s mood had improved, or the higher–ups at the Raymond Corporation might have been in for another punishment.

And Maja stood there, waiting for lan’s car to be out of sight before she bent down to look at Coco.

She’d had Coco for many years, and while it was indeed a crowd–pleaser, it had never shown such enthusiasm before. Only for lan, wagging its tail like it was going to break it off at their first meeting.

Maja cupped Coco’s face, gently rubbing it.

Could it be that Coco was simply drawn to lan’s good looks?

On that point, Maja couldn’t argue.

Because lan’s appearance was something she had wanted to paint countless times

She lightly tapped Coco’s head with her fingertips.

knew you had a thing

a walk, Maja bumped into Selena

worried about something happening between lan and Maja. She first went upstairs to see if Maja was still staying in the

sent

public knowledge. Almost everyone in the Raymond family knew

tell her about it. It was clear how marginal Maja’s

son was having an affair, then she was delighted

like Carlene either. She felt the Shepard family wasn’t good enough

he left home for three years. lan rarely even called her.

son. She didn’t want any more conflicts with

not to have

in

dead set on Carlene, she had plenty of

so many well–off socialites who were much better

living room, she was glad she had already

occasionally reminding Maja not to forget her place. So when she

she left, she left a comment.

him one day, he

stood there without refuting a single word.

no

her a few times, she left

came out from the

I tell my father? Selena’s constant

there’s no need.”