Chapter 1816 – Highlight Chapter from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)
Chapter 1816 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.
“You don’t seem to be scared, Ms. Miller; looks like you’re aware of what you’ll face tonight, right?”
Her brow lifted, Carol exuded an air of nonchalance, and she even leaned back slightly
"Who sent you?"
"Who else but Mr. Brown? He said he's bored of you. Thinks it's our turn for a bit of fun."
"Is that so?" Carol's eyelashes fluttered down as if she were contemplating something.
Unable to restrain himself, the thug lunged at her.
With a swift roll, Carol dodged, but her head clipped the edge of a table, leaving her dazed.
The man grabbed her hair with a snarl, "You think you can fricking run from us?"
Just as he finished his threat, the door to the coffee shop was kicked off its hinges, and a few bodyguards rushed in.
Carol, hand pressed to her bleeding forehead, watched as the bodyguards swiftly subdued her attackers. While Carol grabbed a glass aside, shattered it on the floor and ferociously dragged a shard across her wrist.
Blood poured from the wound, panic etching into the bodyguards' faces.
"Ms. Miller?"
Carol stumbled toward the exit, her voice cool and detached, "Take these guys away and teach them some manners. I don't want Felix to suspect a thing."
"Understood."
Before Carol came there, she had messaged Ian.
She was no fool; knew better than to expect Felix to bring up the letter of understanding; whenever she broached the subject, he bristled with anger. How could he hand it over so easily?
So, she suspected the message was a trap, likely set by Listina, who was with Felix tonight after all.
He reached out, intending to grab Carol’s hand, but his hand withdrew slowly midway. Carol opened her eyes just then, calmly gazing at the ceiling.
Felix struggled to find the words to speak. He stayed by her side, tending to her needs with homemade soup and gentle care, and even took his work at the ward, yet he avoided discussing how to solve the matter.
Carol remained quiet until Felix's phone rang, Listina's shrill cries piercing the silence, "Felix, help! Help! Maja's going to kill me; she’s gonna kill me!"
Listina had only finished these words and the call cut off abruptly.
Maja, unable to physically confront Listina due to her pregnancy, had enlisted the help of Cornelia.
"Give her a few more kicks. Looking at her face just pisses me off."
Cornelia, ever loyal to Maja, didn't hesitate. After all, Maja was both her boss and benefactor. Moreover, she, too, loathed someone despicable like Listina.
She directly delivered two more kicks to Listina, followed by three sharp slaps to her face.
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