Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1166

Some were speculating if they were back together, while others wondered if lan had lost his taste, choosing a humble designer over the dazzling Judith.

Regardless of how well Maja managed the company, to this crowd, she was still that humble designer who used to run errands in town.

She didn’t care about the gossip around her. Instead, she pulled out a napkin and gently wiped the perspiration off lan’s forehead.

lan opened his eyes slightly and gave her a glance

Neither of them spoke a word. They were surrounded by people from their social circle, but they seemed to be in a different world, encapsulated in the spotlight

Maja felt her heart beating fast. She clenched the napkin and returned her gaze to the stage.

This is an emerald donated by Mr. Tyler. The starting price is $300,000”

All eyes were on Tyler now

Tyler smiled at the crowd, hands folded over his stomach, his mole on his nose making him appear more refined.

In the end, the emerald was sold for $500,000.

The next item up for auction is a ring. It’s said to be a symbol of a youthful promise. The person who originally bought this ring, when his life was threatened, sent it to a girl in the future”

The host then asked, “Ms. Pennyfeather, do

about Maja’s past, only that she

body stiffened, and her back was unnaturally

figures frowned as

to Ms. Pennyfeather. After all, she’s kept it for a

gaze deep and intense on the

ring with her husband. He pretended to have lost it and

ring was from Eric. At least back then, she cared about Eric.

he turned to look at Maja.

been less than a year since then.

started guessing Was the ring from Maja

lan didn’t

an affair during

belonged to Mia, who never missed

host had reached Maja, grinning from

$2 million separately. The ring should go

expressionless “Sorry, this isn’t my

she finished speaking, a

give it

like the soothing sound of a spring

instantly shifted to the second floor. A man in a white suit stood there, his eyes warmly looking down

people present often attended various parties held by rich families. Now in the resplendent hall,

he