Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 218

The room was dead quiet. After lan had spoken, he heard Maja’s sincere reply, “Mr. Raymond, thank you.”

He highly regarded her, not knowing she was the wife he detested.

The engagement was unnecessary for both of them. They each had their own baggage, no blame to be laid on either side

The Pennyfeather family benefitted from the engagement. What right did she have if she still demanded lan respect her as his wife?

She couldn’t hog all the perks.

lan didn’t say a word, just quietly shut his eyes

Maja knew he wanted to rest, so she stopped talking.

Six in the morning.

lan heard Jeff’s voice

‘Ms. Penny, here’s your breakfast; thanks for keeping Mr. Raymond company all night.”

“No need for thanks, now that you’re here, I’ll leave.”

“All right, I’ll find a way to thank you properly some time.”

The door to the ward was gently closed, and lan opened his eyes only then.

sigh of relief and busied himself with

Raymond, do you want to

the night, and his face

family matter

all the Pennyfeather family company’s business. Neil will probably start panicking today. I also cut off Neil’s communication with Holden. Holden can’t

even if the Pennyfeather family

because Holden was unwell and rarely left his house, Neil was

it would give Neil headaches for quite

after washing up with the toiletries Jeff had brought, he returned to the hotel

to go back to Rosewood Manor at all.

Maja was heading back to

had planned to go to Crystalbrook Valley today but was exhausted from spending the entire night with

and getting some sleep, she received a

who called, but Cristina,

dad fainted; he’s resting upstairs. You better come back and see him, don’t say I

taken care of him?

this, Maja hung

ignore the Pennyfeather

left to live. Now he had fainted because of company matters;

there were no doctors. Cristina had only helped Neil upstairs to rest

Cristina rolled

went straight upstairs. She saw that Neil

condition, but it seemed Cristina and the others already

liver cancer, but now they hadn’t called a doctor to the Pennyfeather

frowned, feeling