Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 456

And she’s even got evidence–a painting that her master gifted her.

Edith had never messed up this badly in her life. If she didn’t show up in court, it’s a total snub to the law.

She’s shaking like a leaf, staring at the lawyer who delivered the subpoena.

“What else did she say?”

The lawyer was actually hired by Edith. She never saw this coming from Maja.

Neither did the lawyer. Who would ever think of suing their husband’s grandma?

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And this was happening in the Raymond family, of all places.

In such upper–crust families, the women who marry usually show respect to the man’s family.

But someone just went full steam ahead.

Word was getting around in Greenfield, and people had started poking their noses into the Raymond family’s business.

The first person to be questioned was Ryan Elston. Ryan was in such shock that he spit out his drink.

“Say that again? Maja is suing my grandma?”

The gossipmongers’nod.

this

was confused. After asking his family, he

Maja was sticking to her guns, demanding a fair result

found this amusing. He set off for Raymond Mansion to get a firsthand

same time, he

hear? Your wife is suing your grandma!”

beach property there. The officials in

offer

when he got the call, he frowned, thinking he must’ve heard it

did you say?”

is suing your grandma! It’s the talk of

hell was that woman up to now?

back tonight!”

feeling things are about to hit

headed straight

He’s just amazed at Maja’s guts for suing Grandma Edith.

he found Edith arguing

she’s right? Who would believe that the painting is a fake? If she wants to

“Edith, even if you want to sue her, that’ll have to wait. Right now, she’s suing you, and you have

turned red, and she almost fainted.

She can’t believe Maja had the nerve to sue Grandma Edith!

she even pull

court. She’s no spring chicken. If

clenched her teeth. “Call Holden Raymond! Let him see the wonderful daughter–in–law he chose

moment, Maja was at the Raymond family’s old house, tearfully telling her story to Grandpa

Holden, this is what happened.”

home these past few days. Hearing Maja’s words,