Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 880

Felt a strange kind of softness deep with

within.

The misunderstanding between Cornelia and Alma couldn’t be sorted out just yet, so he needed to play the waiting game and bide his time till the perfect moment for those two to patch things up.

“Omar, send some guys over. I want Maja to have a rough night.”

“Alright.” He immediately whipped out his phone and made a few calls to his minions, instructing them to give Maja a hard time.

Then, he was ready to leave the Casson family.

But just at the front gate, a courier stopped him in his tracks.

“Mr. Omar, this is a delivery from Ms. Cornelia.”

Omar’s face changed in an instant, then he flashed a soft smile. After learning his true identity, Cornelia angrily kicked him out. But now she was sending gifts, was she looking for a truce?

A smirk appeared on his lips, his stern expression vanished in a flash, and he opened the box without a second thought.

But when he saw what was inside, he instantly pushed it away, his tone icy cold.

“What’s this?”

The courier immediately became jittery.

“Ms. Cornelia said this is her unborn child. She said it was fortunate she found out early.”

in disbelief, unsure of how

his chest was brutally torn apart, blood and flesh

his vision went black, and he almost

say that again! What is

fury, was scared shitless and immediately

phone

her tone devoid

asking for trouble?”

laughter echoed from the other

having a child from the

anyone from

her out, but

his car, and

the slums. Ever since Alma started to oppress their family, her parents lost their jobs, and now they scraped a living from scavenging.

slums for some business when

recognized her. Cornelia’s hand was injured in that incident, and he was

and looked him in the eye, saying: “I will make Alma

her then,

expect to see her

give up on reporting Alma, hoping

found it hilarious at the time. These lower–class

efforts were like an ant struggling.

have feelings for her and even found her

elders, and many tasks were confidential, which was

it was Cornelia who