Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 666

Next came Feynman’s voice.

“Got in touch already, and it was Professor Smith who picked up the call. He said Erlinda’s grades are top–notch, always the top of her class. Professor Smith looks out for her, how could she possibly go astray? It was no easy feat for our family to have a student at Skyrim Film Academy. Every time I work overtime, I’m over the moon. Even though work has been stressful and a bit tiring recently, my colleagues can’t help but envy when they hear Erlinda is studying at the Skyrim Film Academy. When she graduates, she’s sure to rake in the big bucks.”

Upon hearing this, Erlinda felt a heavy burden weighing her down. Leaning against the wall, she slowly squatted down, wanting to cry.

Just then, Jean opened the door and appeared a tad displeased upon seeing Erlinda.

“What were you doing outside? Your dad has already retumed. Why are you still procrastinating? We’ll talk about it later. Explain how you intend to spend that much money.”

Erlinda silently walked inside, the hallway outside immersed in endless darkness. With the closing of the door, the light seeping out from the door gap also gradually disappeared.

It felt like she was locked in this lit box, unable to find a way out.

Maja woke up early, casually ate some breakfast, and grabbed her bag to leave.

As soon as she sat down at the office, Jeff gave her a call.

Penny, Mr. Raymond

sorted out last night. Hearing

to a mental institution to get checked out. He’s probably knocked his

startled by her outburst that his hand trembled. He quietly looked up

an echo in the

tried to signal

thing for you

was please

clearly couldn’t hear Jeff’s inner thoughts,

secretary. Jeff, I advise you to quit too, sticking with him is a one–way ticket to

Jeff shrank further, the temperature in the office steadily

lan took the phone.

at her own phone

to even breathe

the

I have had a detailed discussion, our agreement lasts for two months, and there’s still one and a half months left.

glanced at

nine o’clock now, if you don’t appear in my office before ten, I’ll