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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 1254

Summary for Chapter 1254: Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)

Summary of Chapter 1254 from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)

Chapter 1254 marks a crucial moment in Beverly Quinn’s Romance novel, Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

After that incident, the woman was like a cockroach that wouldn't die. She was constantly appearing in his line of sight, auditioning for every movie he was involved with, as if she had set her sights on him.

Tyler went from being annoyed to feeling completely bewildered.

The fact that she was pursuing him had become common knowledge in this industry. She never hid the way she looked at him: her gaze was so intense that Tyler had never seen anything like it in his life.

In an unexpected turn of events, he gave her his phone number. As expected, she texted him day and night. He rarely responded, but whenever he did, no matter how late it was, she would respond immediately.

One time at 4 AM, he texted her as a joke, and she responded quickly.

[Tyler, I have special alerts set for your messages. No matter when you need me, I'll always be there.]

Her words made Tyler feel a twinge of guilt for his prank, but the feeling faded quickly, replaced by disdain.

As a scriptwriter, he knew all the tricks women played. She was trying to boil him like a frog in slowly heating water.

His attitude towards her worsened over time. Everyone knew she was his lapdog, and he often brought it up in public. She never defended herself, as if her infatuation with him had stripped her of all dignity.

“Isn't that just how it is between men and women?" Tyler said. "I've slept with her a few times. She's rather innocent, and she doesn't make a peep in bed. It’s quite interesting to train a plaything by yourself. You should meet her sometime. She looks pure and has a quiet personality, but she knows how to please me in bed."

Tyler's eyes crinkled as he spoke.

His delicate features, accentuated by the mole on the tip of his nose, made him look even more refined.

Fitch poured himself a drink, his tone carrying a note of warning.

"Playing around is fine, but don't get caught up in it. Remember Ian and Maja? In the beginning, he treated her the same way, refusing to admit his feelings for her. In the end, he made a mess of things. Love and affection are cheap, especially for people like us. Women are just dispensable assets.”

Tyler gave him a sideways glance.

"Are you trying to warn me? I've slept with plenty of women. I don't need your advice. What about you? Those marks on your body, which stray cat did that?"

He stared at his reflection and suddenly punched the mirror.

"Damn it!"

His fist was covered in blood, and his face was dark with anger.

The voice inside his head, the one that belonged to Eric, had disappeared. He had no idea when it would resurface.

Patric was frustrated and sent all the items on the bathroom counter flying to the floor.

He took deep, ragged breaths, unsure whether he was angry about not becoming the CEO of the Raymond Corporation, or because Maja was using him as a tool to prove her grand love story.

If it was the latter, it meant that when he had inherited Eric's memories, he had also inherited his feelings.

That was not a good sign.

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