Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 472

“lan, I’ve just bought out the Pennyfeather family’s company.”

At this moment, lan was sitting in his office chair, showing no reaction to the news. He simply asked, “That fast?”

Carlene’s eyes were full of smug satisfaction.

“Yeah, I didn’t think it would happen so quickly either. The Penny feathers couldn’t put up much of a fight. I was surprised that Maja just stopped showing up at the office. Probably at home throwing a fit or something.”

lan’s lips tightened briefly before he casually started typing on his screen.

“Carlene.”

He suddenly called her name.

Carlene thought he was about to compliment her, but,instead, he said, “I don’t think we’re going to be together anymore.”

Carlene’s smug expression vanished instantly, and she thought she must have heard him wrong.

“lan, are you joking?”

lan lifted his head to look at her, his eyes still calm.

What Carlene hated most was his indifferent gaze. He had never shown any affection for her. The most daring thing she had done was link arms with him.

hugging him was a

welled up in Carlene’s eyes

said you would take

Raymond, lan’s fingers froze momentarily.

sorry, I don’t want to string you along. I did think about marrying you before, but I’ve changed my mind. I thought it would be better to tell you sooner

voice was bitter, and her fingers clutched her pants tightly.

want to marry now?”

lan mentioned a name, she was ready to

answered quickly.

don’t want to marry

her eyes were still filled

don’t want to marry anyone, why can’t I stay by your side? I’ve said before that I’d actively pursue you. Are you going to deny me that

soften at

should go

as if she didn’t know him at

back, lan had always been like

and took a deep breath. “I understand. You’re in a bad mood now. I’ll come find you when you’re

made a scene now, she wouldn’t stand a chance.

lan stared at the data on his computer, but his

was indeed in a bad mood, having spent a

eyes, unpleasant thoughts filled his mind, making

himself to snap out

there’s no need