Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 816

Elvis suddenly cut off the conversation and hung out real quick.

For Wilma, Elvis was always a workaholic—all work, no play—like he had no other interests or feelings.

His daily life was like that of a strict dude, with no rules to break.

She couldn't help but recall a high school memory of accidentally catching him in the shower at his place, blown away by his physique.

Was this hunk really able to keep his desires under control?

Could he stand it?

Elvis probably didn't have a girlfriend, right?

Wilma's head ached from all the thinking, and she felt the need to go to the Star Movie group, at least to keep an eye on him.

She sent Maja a pushy message, still keeping her hoity-toity attitude.

[Maja, if you don't pick me up soon, Simstar Entertainment might make me sign a long-term contract.]

Maja knew she was getting antsy when she saw the message.

[Tomorrow, I'll have the lawyer go to Simstar Entertainment to pay the penalty.]

After sending this message, she called Elvis again.

"Elvis, are you really going to ignore Wilma if she shows up?"

Elvis dropped his gaze, recalling some past events, before finally answering after a while.

[Why?]

[She's grown up and she should have her own life.]

She can't always revolve around a man in his thirties.

Maja didn't fully get his drift, but if he insisted, she wouldn't stand in his way.

She didn't have to make any promises to Wilma.

She took a shower, popped a melatonin, and hit the sack.

What she didn't know was that there had been a two-hour argument at the hospital.

Selena lay in bed; only her eyes and mouth could move.

She had become a vegetable, forever confined to this bed, needing others to take care of her daily needs.

Steve came to see her tonight but didn't offer any words of comfort; he just informed the Casson family.

The Casson family was always spoiling their daughter; now that Selena had become a vegetable, they were in denial. After some digging, they found out that Maja was involved, leaving the whole family on edge.

"Where the hell is Maja? We need to get her over here to explain!"

"She should be thrown in jail; we need to get her in jail!"

The Casson family had the power to throw her in jail.

Selena mustered all her strength and only managed to say one sentence: "Don't divorce me."

Steve, a smart man, quickly understood her meaning: If he didn't divorce her, she would protect Maja.

Only by protecting Maja could Ian rest easily.

Steve's face was grim, but considering that this was his son, he still calmly nodded.

Selena's eyes were full of excitement; finally, there was no need to divorce. She hoped Steve could take care of her by her bedside for the rest of her life.

So what if he liked Lillian? In the end, he's still by her side!

Her eyes were filled with fanaticism.

The Casson family, seeing her not react to Maja's name, thought it really wasn't Maja who pushed her.

So they left as boldly as they came.

In the end, only the Casson family's niece, Alma Casson, stayed; she should call Selena aunt by order of seniority.

Alma knew long ago about her aunt's deep feelings for Steve; as long as Steve agreed to her terms, she could let go of everything.

Clearly, she and Steve had just discussed something, so this definitely had to do with Maja.

And now, rumors were flying outside, saying that the designer Ian liked was Maja, and he himself had been fooled. He was not only not angry but even more enthusiastic about pursuing her.

These were all just rumors, but there had to be a reason; otherwise, why would Connie suddenly be sent to a mental hospital?