Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1225

Such formidable forces had mobilized, yet none had any news of Maja’s whereabouts.

This clearly wasn’t Maja running away of her own accord. Someone had taken her, and whoever it was, they had a powerful force backing them.

Fitch shook his head, took the cigarette that was pinched between his fingertips and tossed it away

“Quit it. If you keep smoking like this, you’ll drop dead before we find her

lan roughly rubbed his face, stepping out of the car to continue the search

But his vehicle had been driven all night, and mud was splattered all over its body

The same was true for his pants, they were covered in mud.

The lofty CEO of the Raymond Corporation had seemingly vanished, replaced by a disheveled figure

When lan exited the car, he nearly toppled over, but thankfully Fitch was there to steady him.

Their search centered around Dylan’s mansion, covering a diameter of sixty–two miles. How could they not find her?

Where on Earth was Maja”

Was she dead?

thought made lan’s heart feel as though it was

bloodshot and the world seemed

Maja

of anger ignited within him and he

Dylan’s mansion was leveled to the ground by ten

hospital with Judith and had yet to

discussing it energetically, but upon seeing the state of Dylan’s mansion, all discussion groups promptly

that lan, the madman, would turn his rage upon them next.

Maja’s disappearance had spread, everyone knew

three full days,

seemed to have

anger, to calm

offered some words of comfort, but there was a hint

always thought of Maja as a well–known witch, flirting with every man she met, causing his two sons to become enemies

the middle, it had been difficult for him to make a move. Now that Maja had disappeared, it

other

on the couch, staring at a pile of documents from the Raymond Corporation that had accumulated over the past three days. He hadn’t signed any of them.

his spirit had vanished

the documents. Steve took

company’s affairs. You should recover your

a man of few words, but today

coffee mug on the table for quite some time before he finally spoke.