Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 42

Kurt glanced at Ian subconsciously. But Ian's expression remained calm, as if he only saw a stranger.

He guessed right; even if Maja successfully seduced him, it would be useless. In their circle, women were merely tools.

"Yeah, I've switched tastes and lately I've been into Penny."

As he spoke, he reached out to stroke Maja's chin, pretending to be affectionate.

Maja grabbed his wrist, smiled, and looked up. "I forgot to tell you; I'm married now, so I can't accompany you in your games."

Because Ian was here, and apart from him, there was also Tyler.

They both were top figures in the Greenfield elite circle. Plus, Ian was generous and had money.

He didn't like gambling, and most of the time he was dragged here. He didn't care about winning or losing.

He hadn't been back in the country for long. The last time he gambled here, the money he lost could probably fund a round of financing for a company on the brink of bankruptcy.

He casually tossed around billions.

Who wouldn't like a rich guy like that?

So, when he sat at this table, the people who were qualified to join the table almost filled it all up.

Kurt pulled Maja over again to the already full table.

Being humiliated in front of so many people, Kurt's face turned, wishing he could smack her right away.

But if he really did, his reputation might be ruined.

Was this woman doing this on purpose?

His face was ashen, and he was slowly retracting his hand.

"Oh? Then who's your husband? I remember the last time I saw you in the hotel, the person next to you wasn't your husband, right?"

Kurt, of course, didn't dare say Ian's name; even if he had the guts, he wouldn't dare offend this man.

Maja smiled and straightened her back. "How do you know he's not my husband?"

Maja was dragged here at the last minute, so she didn't carry much money.

Kurt had already signaled for someone to help him exchange chips. He looked at Maja coldly and said, "Since you're married now, why not go home and take care of the kids? Let someone else sit here."

He originally thought bringing Maja here would save some face, but it turned out to be even more humiliating. He felt disgusted even looking at her face.

An overly flamboyant woman was not suitable to be a lover, especially when she deliberately puts on an air of superiority; it's repulsive.

He took advantage of this great opportunity to humiliate her and let her understand her place.

As long as she leaves voluntarily, his bodyguard will catch her outside the bar, and then she'll be at his mercy.

Someone laughed, "Kurt's right; some people really don't belong here making a fool of themselves."

Maja raised her eyebrows and looked towards the source of the sound.

Dana Shepard was standing a meter away from Ian, glaring at her.