Dear Ex-wife Marry Me

Chapter 1268

Nobody dared to make blind guesses or ask any questions. They all sat anxiously within the private room of the bar

Fitch, on the other hand, furrowed his brows. He had known lan for many years. He could tell something was off with him

He didn’t like Jolin His gaze towards her was cold devoid of any emotion.

Having seen how lan loved Maja it was easy to tell that he didn’t love Jolin

Yet, when lan held Jolin tightly in his arms them was emotion in his eyes

It was as if he was trying to convince himself that he was holding Maja

Fitch quietly sipped his drink not uttering a word

By seven o’clock that evening, lan had acquired forty percent of the Volsun Group’s shares, effectively becoming the new CEO

The media in Greenfield was buzzing with the news. Many even flocked to the Volsun Group’s headquarters, waiting for the arrival of the new CEO

Almost all the members of the Moms family were waiting in the grand hall on the first floor hoping to have a word with lan

However from eight in the morning till noon, lan did not show up

Even Edith made an appearance, hoping to meet her prodigal grandson

But lan stood everyone up.

faces of the Morris family Everyone was curious about

lan openly After all, a single

o’clock the next day,

was a perfume company Its CEO, Bruce Dempsey, was an old

a contract at the last minute, leading to a crisis in the Star

the Raymond Corporation announced their intention to acquire FORD, citing Jolin’s interest in their perfumes, Bruce was terified. He tried calling lan

no

Momis family Bruce knew it was unlikely he

called Maja But

the call

for his past behavior and asked Maja

current infatuation is the reason for his madness Rumor has it that he bought the Morris family for her Calling

sweating

out? I don’t want to

eyes grew

afraid I

saw that Maja

was still blind and mute but could hear what he was saying

and spoke in a

billions on her Was he ever this generous when he

simply stared out of the window showing no

attempts at provocation over the past day had been met with stoic silence, which

frowned and jeh