Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 542

Maja was daydreaming while waiting for lan at RosenGarden, staring blankly at the scenery outside

When the doorbell rang, she went to open it.

She’d already showered and from the dampness in lan’s hair, it seemed like he’d just showered too.

She’d told Nathan last time that she was about to leave, and lan remembered, so they decided to meet at RosenGarden this time

There wasn’t any particular reason, he just wanted to make some memones in this place.

“Did you change the bed sheets?” he asked, wrapping his arm around her waist.

“I don’t like sleeping in a bed someone else has slept in.”

“They’re changed.”

“Are the sheets clean?”

Maja thought to herself, this guy is really annoying.

“Mhm.”

Only then did lan hold her satisfactorily in his embrace.

He didn’t lift her up, just grabbed her waist, her legs wrapping around his waist.

Maja thought he wanted to go to the bedroom, but to her surprise, he took her to the kitchen.

a square table, spotlessly

her voice trembled, “Tum off the light.”

too bright, making her feel a bit embarrassed. Although she rarely used her kitchen, the

was dusk outside, and the kitchen was too bright, illuminating everything

and asking, “Where’s

breath,

to switch off

living room light

yet, so the layout of the room

obediently turned off the living

lights dimmed, her

sighed in relief, watching him walk over, unbuttoning his expensive

Through the thin fabric, Maja could clearly feel the calluses on his

her waist, gently nibbling her ear, and

he was different from the lan who sought pleasure before. He seemed

started off this way, maybe Maja would’ve

two times left. After tonight, there would be only one time

to avoid any interaction with him, quietly waiting for the divorce three months

lan practically kissed her angrily, stopping only when she

His eyes

leaned back, but he pulled her back.

at your house would affect your performance

but he didn’t

pressuring

it was already three hours later.

thought that was it for the night. Seeing him turn to leave, she sat