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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian) novel Chapter 1751

Summary for Chapter 1751: Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)

Chapter 1751 – Highlight Chapter from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)

Chapter 1751 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.

Philip stood there, a mix of silence and a growing sense of excitement bubbling within him.

The car pulled up at the farthest building on the street, and had it not been for what Philip was witnessing with his own two eyes, he would never have doubted Bernard.

Bernard was a friend of Holden, and back in the day, Ian had taken a shine to him in the military, giving him a leg up. Could it be his true colors were darker than they'd seemed?

Philip chuckled and pushed open the door before him, stepping inside.

The room was empty, and through another door, a man who bore a striking resemblance to Ian knocked lightly.

"Sir, he's here."

A voice from within responded, "No need to see me. If he's of value, keep him."

The implication was clear: If he wasn't of value, let him die.

The man opened the door and entered to find Bernard hunched over a stack of documents.

These were sensitive files smuggled out of a research facility. Although the facility's top brass could get their hands on the drugs produced inside, there was a mutual distrust, and no one was allowed to just take these secret documents. Otherwise, it would lead to one faction overpowering the others.

A balance of power was necessary for the survival of the research facility, and now that it had collapsed, all the documents had ended up with Bernard, making him the biggest winner of all.

Bernard adjusted his glasses, stood up, and moved to a discreet alcove.

He pushed open a hidden door, revealing a room with two cryogenic chambers. One held his son; the other, his wife.

Bernard was getting on in years. His wife had passed away a while ago, followed by his son.

He had told Ian that his son died at the research facility, along with several other talents from Windhelm, but the truth was his son had not died there.

The person he had sent to the facility was just a body double; his actual son had died suddenly at home, collapsing during an argument and never reviving.

"Understood. Also, Philip and Phil exist to take the fall for you. They've already had a public spat with Ian. As soon as we make our move, we'll throw them under the bus. Ian will clash with them, giving us more opportunity, and you won't be exposed."

That was the value Philip brought to the table, so he needed to stay alive, letting Ian believe the real villain was still Philip.

"Lingery, you truly understand me. I don't regret mentoring you."

Lingery's lips curled into a slight smile. "This face was a gift from you, Sir. I'll make sure to use it to its fullest potential."

Bernard's fingers caressed the surface of the cryogenic chambers, his mind filled with memories of his wife. He was filled with a sense of longing and regret.

But the silver lining was that soon, they would be brought back to life.

It would be Maja's honor to contribute to this cause.

As soon as Patric was found, they had to act fast.

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