Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1209

Jeff watched the scene from a distance, believing that the two of them were indeed a perfect match.

Ms. Pennyfeather was typically quiet and aloof in front of strangers. However, when she was with Mr. Raymond, her emotions were as visible as those of any ordinary person

Mr. Raymond, on the other hand, only seemed to lose himself like this when he was with Ms. Pennyfeather, as if a single kiss had taken his soul away.

lan stood in place for a long time, long enough that his legs began to stiffen, before he slowly made his way towards where Maja was.

Maja had taken Rocky on several rounds, and they only stopped when both of them were tired. They then sat next to the swimming pool to catch their breath

The pool consisted of two sections. A small one with a diameter of about three meters was designed for animals to bathe The water was changed daily

She pushed Rocky into the small pool and started washing him with the supplies prepared by the housekeeper

lan, dressed in a suit, came to the poolside and reminded her, “Be careful not to let the bubbles get into your eyes.”

No sooner had he said this than Maja closed her eyes as the bubbles stung and tears started streaming down her face.

me a bottle

pounding, quickly went into the living room and grabbed a bottle of water. Not caring that his pants would get wet, he knelt by the poolside, holding up her chin with one hand

around her eyelids was washed away, her eyes were still a

from a housekeeper nearby and gently wiped

else wash Rocky”

tears. The foam had irritated her

I was just having fun

to the housekeeper nearby

I wash him.

his pants completely wet, as he

his fur when lan sternly said, “No.”

whimpered but didn’t dare move

Maja was surprised.

be that

well–behaved

lan had cleaned him up and then took him to the side to

was allergic to dog fur, so she quickly checked his neck and arms for any allergic reactions. Finding none, she heaved

Rocky into a machine specifically designed to

change clothes, lan asked, “Aren’t