Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1056

Beck was genuinely worried that his family would blame him if anything bad happened to Judith. After all, he couldn’t control his little sister anymore. Everyone knew that she was the prized gem of the family, especially in their mother’s eyes, who would willingly place her on a pedestal

If something bad really happened to her, the whole town of Greenfield would be in turmoil.

And then there was the issue of lan, who was quite the menace.

Without wasting another second, he dialed Dylan Sanders, his eldest brother.

An Icy voice came through the other end, “Yes?”

Hearing his voice, Beck felt a shiver run down his spine.

“Bro, you need to come to Greenfield.”

“Did you mess up again?”

“It’s actually Judith who’s stirring up trouble this time. She’s going crazy over lan. Remember when you told me not to mess with lan? Judith is trampling all over his boundaries and he just called at this late hour to warn me.”

There was a moment of silence on Dylan’s end before he finally asked,

“Is Judith dating him?”

“Yep, but the thing is, lan has a girl he likes Everyone knows about her”

“Who’s the girl?”

not from a big family. Her background is a bit complicated, but lan’s head over heels for

Maja quite likable, but he dared not to

for a while before finally saying, “I’ll try to come over soon. Mom misses Judith

“Bro, please hurry.”

up, Beck again reminded Judith not to make any rash decisions. Otherwise, when Dylan arrived, she would

punishment.

North

front of him, his finger gently tracing over it

was always sick with high fevers,

willful, she was still his little sister

blood ties

extremely doting towards her. Whenever Judith had a dispute with

beside him rang again. A gentle

planning to go to Greenfield. I’m constantly

was their mother’s

person who loved Judith the most

through the documents in

of her these past few years. The doctors say her health has improved a lot. There’s no

worry? I can’t even sleep well at

a trip to Greenfield soon. I have a

won’t disturb