Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Maja had spilled the beans about Coço on Facebook before, so anyone who saw that post knew how much Coco meant to her.

After Beck reprimanded her, he sighed and said.

“Actually, my sister doesn’t want you two together. So all you have to do is make lan dislike you. Minimize your contact with him. If you have to meet, make sure he finds you unpleasant. Maja, my sister has lan’s love. You can’t compete with that.”

So. Beck was really just looking out for her.

Maja bowed her head, “I know.”

She could only blame herself for being too weak.

Her company was currently in a phase of growth, with so many people betting everything on her. She was shouldering too much responsibility, so she dared not act rashly.

I’ll make him dislike me. What I said yesterday should have already done the trick.”

She chuckled sarcastically, and then Beck asked:

“Do you like him?”

Maja froze, her hand unconsciously gripping her phone tight.

“I’m not sure, Mr. Sanders. I’m going to hang up now.”

After hanging up, Maja stared blankly at the road ahead.

Ten minutes later, she drove off to Raymond Tower.

floor,

is still in a meeting, and it’ll probably take three hours. Ms. Penny

pointing to a small sofa in the corner of the corridor, “I’ll just wait here. Let me know when his meeting is over.”

meeting room, he immediately

executives were silent, seeming a bit tense.

the Raymond Corporation, and Dennis’s public refusal to attend meetings clearly indicated

Group had already begun, and with only two months left, no one knew if

lan and were loyal, but a few were wavering, thinking of siding with Dennis.

Jeff approached

Maja

he quickly regained his

once and then stood quietly to the side.

put down the pen in his hand, his gaze

anyone willing to persuade

shares, giving him significant

to hold the majority of shares, so his decisions didn’t

shares had been split, and he only had voting rights. The final decision needed to be made collectively by all shareholders.

decision could

was a warning to lan. Everyone thought he would be angry, but he simply stood

call it a day.”

in confusion, not understanding the

facing major

and values, even in the

they really couldn’t determine who would