Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 293

She didn’t reply to the message, acting as if she hadn’t seen it.

At the hospital, she bumped into the same cat she saw yesterday. It seemed to be back for a follow–up.

But this time, it wasn’t Carlene who brought the cat, but the servant from last night.

There were still visible finger imprints on the servant’s face, clear signs of Carlene’s heavy–handed smack from the night before.

The cat was placed in a cage, taken out by the servant, and handed over to the vet for examination.

As the vet walked past Maja with the cat, she couldn’t help but marvel at how beautiful it was. It was the most gorgeous cat she had ever seen.

Its blue eyes were like the ocean, and its fur was so lush it made you want to reach out and pet it.

But remembering it was Carlene’s cat, she restrained herself and went to see Coco.

Coco seemed to be in better spirits today, wagging its tail in its cage when it saw her.

Due to its healing wound, the vet kept it in a cage to prevent it from running around.

But Maja had always let Coco roam free. There was ample space in the room at the back of Rosewood Manor, so it never felt uncomfortable.

cage now, she

take Coco home the day after

remember to apply for the medicine every day.”

nodded, gently stroking

with it, she left the pet hospital,

hospital wasn’t located on a bustling street but in a quiet residential area that catered to

to her parked car, she heard the

to pass by her, Maja asked, “Did the

servant was a young girl, looking panicked and lost.

what do I do? Ms. Shepard will blame me. The cat cost $20,000; I can’t afford to

area; maybe put up

far away. Carlene got out,

happened? Where’s

startled, not understanding why Carlene was here suddenly, and quickly stood up,

“Ms. Shepard…”

bring lan with her today because he had a fever and was already at Rosewood

at Rosewood Manor but still worried about her cat. Seeing

grim.

you lose the

with fear, suddenly noticing Maja standing nearby, and quickly

I opened the cage. I didn’t expect the cat to run away.”