Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 347

Maja returned to Rosewood Manor today, having not seen Coco for several days and wondering how the surgery wound was healing. Upon seeing Maja, Maria’s eyes lit up.

“Ms. Pennyfeather, I just took Coco for a walk.”

Unsure when lan would return, Maria didn’t dare let Coco roam free, so the dog was kept in the large room at the back of the house.

When Maja walked in, Coco had already heard her footsteps and started barking excitedly.

Maja looked at Coco with sympathy, quickly squatting down to stroke the dog’s head.

She had wanted to take Coco to RosenGarden, but despite the improved relations with the neighbors there, Rita was still living there and could cause trouble with a single complaint to the property management if Coco made any noise.

So Maja had to leave Coco at the manor.

After comforting Coco for half an hour, Maja took the dog for a walk in the garden.

At the hospital, both Cristina and Tricia had arrived. They assumed that Abram Pennyfeather and Hattie Zimmer, who had visited in the moming, had already left but were angry to find the bodyguards still there.

They couldn’t wait any longer.

“Tricia, I’m going to check on Carter first. His injuries are severe.”

Tricia snorted coldly, full of contempt.

the awkwardness, Cristina was genuinely worried about Carter,

was gone, which

three hours ago. We had advised him to rest more

the receptionist of the Pennyfeather family’s company, who had a relative

he was smuggling

any ID, so no one would know where Carter had

expected her to be capable of this, so he gave her two hundred thousand dollars.

all his

love; he

of dollars, and he had sold his house for a substantial sum. With ten million dollars, he could live comfortably abroad.

dollar deal with ByteWise Technologies, the Pennyfeather family would have to pay a billion dollars in

still looking for Carter, but his phone was

called to inquire about the progress of the Pennyfeather family’s paint production. Their attitude had changed completely from when the contract was signed, and they were

and then the Pennyfeather family’s company leaders called

demand for overtime work without a raise,

company

Cristina received eight calls about the worker

now his phone was unreachable. Everyone

and she anxiously tried to call

No answer.

Still no answer