Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 764

Ian lowered his head, looking at the woman who remained squatting down, feeling a bit chuffed.

A crowd finally sensed something was off, and Holden straightaway swung his cane at Ian.

"You stepped on that little girl's hand!"

Only then did Ian lazily lift his shoe.

"Oh, sorry about that."

His tone was calm, as if he had genuinely done nothing on purpose.

Maja mentally cursed him a hundred times over as a "bastard" before slowly standing up, trailing behind the manager, ready to leave.

But Maureen decided to speak up at that moment.

"Hold it right there."

Maja froze, hearing footsteps slowly approach from behind.

But at that moment, the elevator doors opened, and someone wheeled in a cake with candles.

Ian casually pushed her back and said, "You take the cake to room 4001."

That was Fitch's room, and tonight was someone's birthday among them. That's why Ian was here, as well as to meet Holden and Maja without holding up either side.

With that push, Maja was pushed a bit further away.

She quickly walked over to hold onto the trolley's handle, squeezed the other waiter away, and headed for room 4001.

All she wanted right now was to save her own skin.

Maureen suspiciously glanced at Ian, thinking the woman looked a bit like Penny.

But now that person had vanished, she couldn't find her anymore.

Besides, Penny wouldn't dress up as a waitress to come here.

Ian lowered his head, his face expressionless, not wanting her to draw attention from the Raymond family.

That way, she could avoid getting into trouble.

With the Raymond family back in their room, Ian told Holden, "I'll go to 4001 first. Once Maja gets there, give me a shout, and I'll come meet her."

Seeing his reasonable attitude, Holden nodded in agreement.

The reason for coming here tonight was to have Maja and Connie confront each other to see who was telling the truth.

He didn't favor anyone; he only stood on the right side.

When Maja pushed the trolley in, she felt a sense of relief.

There was another group of people inside, but this time it wasn't those so-called rich boys; it was a group with a serious air, looking like friends who hung out with Fitch.

She lowered her head and passed the cake over.

Everyone else hurried for the birthday boy to blow out the candles.

Maja didn't recognize these people. As she was about to leave, Ian came in.

He pulled her over in one swoop, hugged her, and asked the others.

"Should I have the manager send some more girls up?"

Everyone was stunned. They'd never heard that Ian had this kind of taste. Wasn't he uninterested in women before?

These guys were all Ian and Fitch's buddies from the army. They usually had no chance to come to Greenfield, but this time they happened to be on collective leave, and it was someone's birthday, so they decided to have a get-together.

She struggled, but Ian's hand had already lifted her clothes, touching her skin.

She couldn't believe it. How could this man be so frivolous?

"Let go of me!"

She whispered reproachfully, but just then the room door opened again, and in came Beck and Samuel.

The Sanders family had some connections with the army, so they'd met the birthday boy before. Knowing they were both here, they came over to congratulate him.

But when his gaze met Ian's, Beck felt sick to his stomach.

This guy was just in a fight over Penny, and now he was hitting on a waitress.

"Some people really are shameless, fancying countless women. No wonder Penny doesn't see you."

After saying this, Beck walked up to the birthday boy, raising his glass with a smile.

The man quickly stood up and said, "Mr. Sanders, I'm honored. Thank you for coming today."

Beck just smiled, then his gaze fell on Ian again.

"Mr. Raymond can flirt with other girls even when he's injured; that's tough."

Their relationship wasn't good to begin with, and now, with Beck's words, Ian's expression immediately turned cold. But his hands were still holding Maja tightly.

"Are you asking for trouble?"

Beck sneered, "I'm just mocking you. Like I said before, our issue is not yet settled."

Samuel felt very uneasy. If these two started fighting again, it would definitely alarm the people next door, and no one could help them then.