Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1077

The commotion had attracted the attention of lan from afar. He took off his gloves, thinking that Maja was being picked on, and strode over.

“What’s going on?”

None of the others knew how to explain.

Only Maja, nonchalantly munching on an apple, and said casually, “She claimed that she felt you have been wronged, so she cried.”

A look of confusion crossed lan’s face, then quickly morphed into something indescribable.

“Is she okay?”

Maja nearly spat out the apple in her mouth, swallowing hard and washing it down with a gulp of water.

Judith stiffened, stammering in response.

“It’s just that Ms. Pennyfeather said something that upset me.”

“What did she say?”

“She called me the other woman and said I was trying to steal her place.”

“Aren’t you?”

lan felt a sense of absurdity. He picked up his gloves from the side and put them back on, looking at Maja.

“Stay away from her, I’m afraid you might catch her craziness.”

Maja managed to hold back her laughter in front of the crowd.

were filled with discomfort, and Judith was flushed

with a heavy gaze, but he was already on his way

to argue with lan, and it wasn’t gentleman. So, he

get back to the

Wind helped Judith to sit down. Her eyes,

appeared, the more

to do anything, as lan was

Damn it!

The damn homewrecker!

turning her attention

be the time for Wind to

gaze clarified what she wanted, so Wind nodded, promising to finish the

hands clenched into fists at her

a little longer, she wouldn’t have to see

took a deep breath and turned to the others who were concerned

okay, it’s my fault. I might

crowd glared at Maja with resentment That damn woman!

circle, beauty was a resource. If she ever used her looks to

in the circle had been raised with etiquette and manners, with half of them groomed to be full–time homemakers. Only a few families wanted their daughters to be outstanding individuals with

businessmen derogatorily referred to these women as

to leave a portion of their wealth to their daughters, a

raised with such values rarely expressed their needs in front of men, as they were meant to please

Maja’s demands from lan were considered audacious,

humble beginnings made them uncomfortable. To see a woman from such a background possessing equal resources was

one of them, or even higher up in the social ladder. If she lost, it would mean

future, would their husbands also be charmed by a