Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 262

Sitting beside Carlene, Dana felt a pang of discomfort at the thought of Maja’s face and quietly warned Carlene.

“Remember that designer I mentioned before? She’s been getting close to lan, and I worry she might have some ulterior motives. Keep an eye out.”

Carlene also had her concerns about other women attracting lan, but thanks to the previous cufflink incident, she had faith in her standing in lan’s heart. But that didn’t mean she would let that designer run wild.

She’d have to put an end to her shenanigans at some point. But it wasn’t urgent.

Looking sweet and caring, Carlene, sitting among a group of socialites, heard someone ask, “Why hasn’t lan come to your welcome back party yet?”

Carlene smiled gracefully, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear leisurely.

“I just called him; he said he’ll be here any minute.”

As soon as she finished speaking, the door was pushed open, and in walked lan and Tyler.

Tyler was carrying a gift, which he handed to Carlene with a smile.

“Welcome back; here’s a little something for you.”

gave him a knowing smile, then

trousers, with his suit jacket slung over his arm, looked like he’d just come from a social event, exuding an air of elegance. He also had a jewelry box

Carlene’s face lit up with joy.

between us;

an eyebrow at the gift lan

an expensive gift, a necklace

for lan, money was not the issue;

arranged this gift; he definitely went for the

look, smiling, “A two–million–dollar gift,

this, Carlene immediately took lan’s arm

sit

leave you two be. I’ll be sure to write your sweet

looked up at lan to see his usual calm

more passionate, proclaiming to everyone that he only loved Carlene. But lan

a pampered environment, Carlene had many fantasies about love; she hoped to be cherished by

thought it through now; being sulky abroad only gives other women an opportunity, better to return and secure her position as Mrs. Raymond and slowly learn to navigate their relationship.

seated, the female friends around also moved to their boyfriends‘ sides;

him, it was