Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 984

Maja was jolted awake by the call.

But she had been blocked.

Several calls went unanswered.

She didn’t know why lan was upset, deciding to deal with it in the morning.

Morning.

She tried calling again.

Still blocked.

Zoey arrived at Rosewood Manor early, stating that the scandal had reached its peak.

“Mr. Pennyfeather, Funfly is still relentlessly slandering you.”

Maja checked the trending topics and was dismayed to find that the top ten were all related to her, and the internet was still hurling insults. Despite the passing time, Funfly, seeing that Maja remained silent and hearing rumors about lan’s new fling, assumed Maja was too afraid to retaliate.

“Let’s make sure everyone knows what a lowlife Maja is!” Funfly commanded.

“Ms. Darcy, what if Maja responds?” one of her subordinates asked.

Funfly smirked arrogantly.

lan’s moved on. Who is Maja to him now? She’s been hiding

lover, “Do you know who’s entangled with lan now? The Sanders family from North America. The princess of the Sanders family is in Greenfield. I’m having

Entertainment, while popular locally, had yet to produce a globally acclaimed movie, hence the need to align with the Sanders family.

settled into an armchair.

lan’s ex–wife. Would the princess of the Sanders family willingly marry a divorced man? We must tarnish Maja’s reputation. That’s why I immediately shifted the

they had come to understand each other’s characters and intentions. Funfly often had female artists accompany these executives. None of

not bothering to mince

favor from the Sanders family could earn us billions of dollars. We have to do our

she immediately contacted Judith, introducing herself as the CEO of Simstar Entertainment. Upon hearing

Noon.

Judith was half an hour late, Funfly greeted

you’ve

from her, with Wind standing behind

with how

Judith’s eyes twinkled.

Darcy, you’re impressive. You knew I disliked Maja

is no match

agreement, absentmindedly stirring her coffee.

far. But don’t end up like

knew Alma had met with disaster,

to the

this thought, she felt both apprehensive and