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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 1454

Summary for Chapter 1454: Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)

Summary of Chapter 1454 from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)

Chapter 1454 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.

"Look who it is, if it isn't our boy Quentin. You are finally sprucing up the old homestead? Hold on, if you had any real cash, you'd fix that leaky roof of yours first. Your clothes always reek of mildew, and no one wants to share a desk with you."

That rich kid swung his car door open, his gaze arrogantly sweeping over the pickup truck loaded with supplies.

"Tell me, Quentin, how do you plan to pay off all this stuff on credit? Even if you sold those little beggars you hang out with, I bet you couldn't afford half this load."

The rich kid crossed his arms, a smirk curling up his lips.

His eyes finally landed on Maja, brightening momentarily before his sneer returned.

"So, what's this? Another girl taken in by that face of yours? Seems you never learn, do you? The prom queen was nice to you, and you shamelessly asked her out. And what happened? She was just toying with you. What good are grades, anyway?"

While he ranted, he cast an envious glance at Quentin's neck, as if trying to burn a hole through him.

Quentin was the first student in years to break into the island's top ten rankings.

The school had been hoisting big red congratulatory banners for days, and rumors were they even gave the Gellar family five hundred as a reward.

The rich kid rolled his eyes and reached out towards Maja, "But I gotta admit, the one who's come sniffing around you this time is pretty cute. Which school does she go to?"

Maja's lips twitched, torn between delight and outrage.

She swatted the rich kid’s hand away.

His face twisted in anger, "Damn! When I throw you a bone, you should be grateful! Do you have any idea how many girls would kill to be in your shoes? The crumbs from my table could lift you nobodies out of obscurity!"

Another voice chimed in from inside the car, "Wade Brennan, do you fancy her or something?"

The rich kid spat out in disgust, tossing a few twenty-dollar bills on the ground.

"Take a good look at this, sweetheart. You really think sticking with poor boy Quentin is your best bet? I tell you, the moment I leave, you'll be crying to get with me."

Maja's brows furrowed at his words. Quentin moved to step forward, but she grabbed him.

The rich kid grew bolder at the sight, "Pfft! What a wimp. What do you think you're doing? Don't you know that the dump you call home is property of my family? With a snap of my fingers, I could have your whole clan kicked out! And you dare glare at me, you mongrel!"

The more backwater the place, the more arrogant the rich, and there were definitely more like the rich kid out there.

Maja watched Quentin's tear-filled eyes and clenched fist, hanging at his side, and sensed his effort to contain something deep.

He was, after all, only seventeen.

Taking a deep breath, she pulled out another tissue to dab at his bleeding lip.

"How much is that Wade guy actually worth?"

"Maybe fifty million, I guess."

It was a number Quentin could scarcely dream of, as people like him make a few hundred a month. Even after graduating from college, they'd be lucky to make two thousands a month, and that was the ceiling.

Outer Island had but one high school and one college.

And while the money the rich kid carelessly threw, even if meant to humiliate, amounted to two months of Quentin's wages, he had no choice but to pick it up, bill by bill, bowing his head.

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