Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 254

Maja didn’t wake up right away this time, she was actually hit with a sharp pain in her belly. Her whole body was cold, and her vision blurred. She knew her period had come

She’d been super busy lately and had even slept in her wet clothes the whole night when she was in Crystalbrook Valley, so this time she was in a world of pain. She hurt so much she felt like puking, but she was in a hotel booked last minute, so she only had a change of clothes with her, nothing else.

She was as pale as a ghost, and with trembling fingers the dialed the hotel reception, hoping someone could bring her what she needed.

It was 6 in the morning, the hotel service wasn’t too shabby, and they quickly brought her the tampons she needed

Maja, dragging her weary body, opened the door. The waiter saw her pale face, even her lips bloodless, and he asked out of concern

“Do you need some painkillers?”

Maja had had cramps before. She’d have medication on hand, but all her meds were at RosenGarden

Yes…

She clutched her belly, looking like she could faint any second.

two pills,

turned and left

hotel, it was unlikely they’d have such meds. The waiter had no choice but to go to a nearby drugstore

hand, a flicker of unease in his eyes, then he saw the waiter heading towards Maja’s room, and the

steps.

“Mr. Raymond?” did he finally step into

room, Maja, with trembling hands, took the two pills. The pain in her belly was intense, her whole body was covered in sweat, and she was shivering from

the hospital today, so she called Carol and asked her to go to the hospital

heard her weak voice. “Maja, are you

fine, Carol, could you go to the hospital and check on my dad for me? Cristina and others are there, I just don’t feel right about it. Or

Do you think I can’t afford food? I’ll send

felt a warmth in her heart, her

know? Are you really planning on keeping

to get some sleep.”

say anything else after that.

the pain and got up, took a shower, cleaned herself up, then lay down on the bed. She didn’t dare to turn

like that, she

8 p.m.