Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 806

Maja was speechless when she turned and walked out the door.

A flicker of panic flashed in Ian's eyes. He opened his mouth to say something, but no sound came out.

He followed Maja out in silence.

She stopped in her tracks.

From Ian's perspective, he could still see the red love bite near her ear.

That was his doing.

She didn't look at him but instead dialed Zoey's number, planning to wait for her to pick her up here.

Ian stood there for a moment before saying in a deep voice, "I'll take you home."

Maja took a deep breath, then looked up at him.

"Can I take your silence now as an apology? If you really think you did something wrong, you should have Connie put in jail for the death of my cousin. You, her cousin, not only didn't do anything after she indirectly caused my cousin's death, but you also came to take advantage of me."

She said all of this with a calm voice.

Anger came from care, but indifference was what Ian feared most.

He closed his eyes; a few low sounds came from his throat, and after a long while, he finally managed to say, "I honestly didn't know; I'm really sorry."

Maja felt a bit amused, looking at his face in a moment of trance.

But after laughing for a while, she felt extremely sad. "It's okay; I'll continue to sue her, even if you've already deleted the surveillance video."

Ian really didn't know that the beggar was Maja's cousin, so he was filled with fear.

"Ian, you guys disgust me."

These words were like a sharp sword.

She saw his face turn pale instantly, but he quickly regained his composure.

He walked to the side of the car, opened the door, and said firmly, "I'll take you home."

Maja frowned, thought for a moment, and then got in the car.

Almost the moment he agreed, Maja's face was filled with relief, and she even said one more thing as she got out of the car.

"Please, I really don't want to see you again."

After saying that, she closed the car door without hesitation.

He never thought that the once-gentle woman would say such words.

He sat in the car for half an hour until the cigarette burned to his fingertips. He then threw it away.

Back at the Raymond Corporation, he had someone investigate all the surveillance before Leo's accident, ask for clearer copies, compare them one by one, and even find a lip-reading expert to decipher the conversation between Leo and Connie at the time.

The content of the conversation was plain; He only asked her if she knew Maja; there was no offense or threat to Connie.

And Connie, just because of this, cut off the man's leg.

Her hatred for Maja had reached this point.

Ian called the hospital, "Send Connie to the mental hospital."