Chapter 1046 – Highlight Chapter from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)
Chapter 1046 is a standout chapter in Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian) by Beverly Quinn, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romantic narrative into new territory.
Judith chuckled to herself, having already seen the news on Twitter. Maja was probably still at Wilma's place, and it would definitely be past eight when she arrived here.
Besides, there was a surprise in store for her.
A slight smile tugged at the corner of Judith's mouth, knowing she had to play her cards right. After saying this, she mingled with the other socialites at the party.
Everyone was raving about how handsome her boyfriend was and how good-looking her brother was.
Cradling a glass of champagne, Judith navigated the party with ease.
Ian stood in a corner, his icy demeanor warding off anyone who attempted to approach him. His frosty aura was far chillier than the indoor air conditioning.
Fitch, the man of the hour, was the busiest. Despite being taciturn on normal days, he had to exchange pleasantries at such a social event.
Irritation lurked in the depths of his eyes, but he maintained a calm facade. Upon spotting Ian, he let out a sigh of relief and hurried over.
Ian was brooding in a corner, his gaze focused on a distant point.
Fitch nudged Ian's shoulder, "Where's Maja?"
He'd made their relationship public on Facebook. Logically, he should have brought his girlfriend to such an occasion, it was a chance for everyone to meet Maja.
Ian was not in the mood for socializing tonight, and the constant questions about Maja's absence were starting to get on his nerves.
Seeing that Ian was not in high spirits, Fitch pointed upstairs, "There's a terrace up there. You can have a drink there, undisturbed."
Ian patted his shoulder.
"Thanks."
With that, he walked upstairs.
Maja had arrived at Greenfield Gardens half an hour ago. When she arrived, Ian had just left five minutes prior.
The styling team recognized her immediately.
"You must be Ms. Pennyfeather. We were hired by Mr. Raymond. Please, come and sit down."
Maja was still in her work clothes, which were hardly suitable for a party.
"Just give me a quick makeover. Where's Ian?"
"Mr. Raymond waited for you for a few hours. He's left for now."
Maja's heart sank. She wasn't sure if she could smooth things over this time.
The stylists were aware of the time and knew that they were running late. The original styling plan had to be scrapped, and Maja was quickly helped into a gown.
Maja had asked Zoey to send her dress over, but the stylists brought out a different one. It was elegantly simple, making her look even more aloof and detached.
Zoey was still the driver, and by the time they arrived at the venue, it was already half past eight.
She handed their invitation card to the staff at the entrance, who looked her up and down. It was probably the first time they'd seen guests arriving so late. They bowed slightly and led them inside.
As they entered the grand entrance, some people turned to look at them, but there was no commotion. Only those who recognized Maja wondered why she wasn't with Ian.
Maja scanned the crowd and pointed to a group standing under a champagne tower.
"Zoey, those are our company's recent partners. Go chat with them for a bit. I'll go look for Ian."
This was Zoey's job, and all the partners recognized her.
She nodded, gracefully making her way towards them.
The men greeted her enthusiastically upon seeing her.
Maja made a round but couldn't find Ian. Instead, she spotted Clara and Drew.
They had been waiting for quite some time, and upon seeing her, Clara's eyes brightened instantly.
"Maja!"
Her voice was loud enough to echo across the hall.
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