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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian) novel Chapter 944

Summary for Chapter 944: Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)

Summary of Chapter 944 from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian)

Chapter 944 marks a crucial moment in Beverly Quinn’s Romantic novel, Dear Ex-wife Marry Me (Maja and Ian). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

She sensed that Cornelia might have made a decision that, while not illegal, might go against her own conscience.

But she was an adult, and one who had been through the school of hard knocks.

From the look on her face, Maja knew that anything she might say would probably fall on deaf ears.

So, after thinking about it for a couple of minutes, she finally gave her answer.

"Just don't regret it later."

Cornelia didn't say anything, quickly finishing her cigarette and lighting up another.

By this time, Maja had already returned to her car.

Meanwhile, Alma was gloating about her victory to the person on the other end of the phone.

"Man, they were totally at a loss. I couldn't help but crack up, hahaha."

"You're getting a kick out of this petty stuff. It looks like Maja's really been giving you a hard time. Aren't you from the Casson family? They're practically royalty in Greenfield."

Alma was stung by these words.

The female voice resumed.

"Whatever, hit them where it hurts or stir up some drama, just don't get caught red-handed. Your brother's about to inherit the Casson fortune, he can cover for you as long as you don't go overboard."

Alma nodded, touching her face.

She really wished her face could go back to normal.

After hanging up the phone, just as Omar walked in, Alma immediately started acting cute.

"Bro, can you do me a solid? I want to mess with Zoey next."

Although she had been home all the time recently, she was far from idle. She had been gathering information about the people around Maja.

She figured if she couldn't go after Maja directly, she could go after the people around her and leave her isolated, right?

Ian wouldn't risk falling out with her over these nobodies.

Omar looked a bit grim. He had recently visited the house owned by the Sullivan family, only to find out it had been sold.

He had once lived there with the Sullivans, those were happy times.

And they had been good to him, he wasn't exactly thrilled about all this.

Alma was tugging at his arm.

"Bro, please, I really hate Maja. You saw her face that night; she wanted to kill me."

Alma was laughing as she said this.

Omar just looked at her with a complicated expression, finally saying, "You should apologize to Cornelia."

She went to see Ian straight away. He was in his bedroom, looking a bit melancholic but otherwise alright.

Maja sat by his bed. "Do you want some water?"

Before she had finished speaking, Elvis called to tell her that the location of Cornelia's shoot had changed and they needed to travel to another country soon.

Maja had an idea immediately. She hung up the phone and softened her voice toward Ian.

"Do you want a late-night snack? I can make it myself."

Ian's face had been cold, he was even holding a book, pretending to read and ignoring her.

But hearing this, he stopped flipping the pages, thinking he must have heard wrong.

Maja was going to cook for him?

But then he pulled himself together.

She said this after receiving a phone call, which meant she might have an ulterior motive.

"I can make tacos; do you want some?"

Ian pretended to hesitate for three seconds.

"Are they good?"

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