Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1069

Wind found himself at a loss for words, a beaming smile from her right in front of him, her hair scent teasing his nostrils.

He was about to lose himself in her charm when she said, “I can’t wait any longer, Wind Use this hiking trip as an opportunity to take out Maja”

The coldness on Judith’s face became more pronounced, her lips curling into a smile as she gently cradled his face in her hands.

“You said you’d be my blade.”

Taking out Maja during the hike meant risking being discovered by lan at any time.

A slight suspicion from lan, and he would know who was behind it.

Then, Wind would be in the line of fire

Judith was asking him to risk his life to take Maja’s.

“Can you do it, Wind?”

Wind lowered his gaze, his braided ponytail resting on his shoulder. He looked up at her.

“Miss, I am willing

“Good Watch Maja closely tomorrow night. The moment she leaves lan’s sight, strike. Make sure she dies, Wind. You know, I’m tired of playing this game with her. Otherwise, my condition might get worse. You don’t want anything happening to me, right?”

A shadow of loneliness crossed Wind’s eyes, the corner of his mouth twitching slightly.

Just give me the order, and I will

lit up with a smile. She handed her glass of red wine to a servant standing

impatient because Maja wasn’t there, had lost several rounds of money.

Judith walked in, she saw

most attractive man she had ever met, and even this minor action could

pounded violently in her chest, the heat intensifying.

long. With a smile, she linked arms with

the room next to

up in the morning,

Dylan’s eyes

“Go on”

couldn’t

treats your sister well

cold demeanor “She’s my only sister, and I’ve never let her suffer. She’s quite fond of me When he mentioned not letting her suffer, he glanced at lan

implication was clear He wouldn’t let it slide if lan dared to make Judith

chose to ignore him, pushing

to discuss

twitched lan, you’re

looked at Dylan She’s the only woman I have She’s competent, obedient, and beautiful. Why would I let her

simply echoed Dylans

eyebrow a shadow passing in his eyes.