Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 668

Who was next in line?

Maja was overshadowed by lan’s presence, and he had a painful grip on her chin.

lan looked down at her, his eyes filled with a mixture of emotions.

“Come in with me,” He let go of her.

Leaving her outside was far from safe.

With no other choice, Maja followed lan inside.

Inside sat a foreign woman accompanied by some top brass.

The entire conversation was conducted in a foreign language.

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When it came down to it, the woman asked her own top brass to leave.

In the blink of an eye, it was just her and lan, and Maja sitting not too far away.

Maja didn’t join them at the table but found a nearby sofa to sit on.

The woman said something to lan in a low voice, too quiet for Maja to catch.

Then she heard lan’s voice, intentionally raising his pitch, “She’s just my secretary.”

No sooner had lan’s words fallen than the woman stood up, unhesitatingly slid into lan’s lap, wrapping her arms around his neck.

golden hair cascading over his shoulder. Her actions

seeing Maja from the corner of his eyes, he paused, and started to laugh out loud

time to time, and

that any longer, Maja averted her gaze.

the woman’s husky voice, although in her thirties, she was

Raymond, there’s a lounge attached to this private room, I’d like

grip on the

the footsteps

her, “Don’t let

was as clear as daylight what he was

sitting

as if lan was waiting for Maja to react in some way, lingering for a few

Maja didn’t react at all, even averting her gaze to the door as if

followed the woman into the adjacent lounge.

was about twenty square meters, the woman tiptoed to kiss him but

heard a burst of high–pitched laughter and

her eyelids, silently waiting in the room for

hair was slightly disheveled, still wearing

lan, then left with her

“Let’s go.”

moved towards Maja; his tone

a bit dazed, but she tried to control herself and not think

of her,

is indeed nice, Penny, you should know what I

of lipstick were visible

dissatisfaction and replied, “Mr. Raymond, you’re a busy man,

a compliment, but he chuckled