Chapter 1481 – Highlight Chapter from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)
Chapter 1481 is a standout chapter in Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) 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 Romance narrative into new territory.
"Maja, you don't need to worry about me."
Maja coughed twice in agitation, feeling a sharp pain in her chest.
"Don't harm him, I'll tell you"
Quentin's eyelashes fluttered, and his heart felt scorched by a sudden heat.
He hadn't expected her to relent so quickly.
His eyes instinctively avoided hers as he hung his head, lost in thought.
The man threatening him, however, dealt Maja a harsh slap.
"You stubborn dame, took all that beating and not a peep from you—I thought you had some backbone."
Maja's head turned slightly, her lips stained with blood.
Her gaze was serene, detached.
"The Jellyfish Seal is under the bed in my old room on Outer Island. There's a hidden compartment in the floorboards; it's inside there."
Carrying the item had felt cumbersome, not because of its size but due to the constant threat it posed to her safety.
Once she had found a temporary haven, she had stashed it there without much thought.
The man released Quentin, sneering. He called out to his accomplices outside. "Take this kid away. And someone go check that place."
Quentin suddenly reached out, grabbing the torn fabric of Maja's shirt, marred by the marks of the whip.
He opened his mouth to speak, the words coming slowly, "The Jellyfish Seal, is it really there?"
Maja nodded.
He didn't believe it.
He had asked her before about the seal's whereabouts, and she had mentioned the same place.
It seemed implausible that anyone would casually leave something so valuable just lying around.
Maja's voice was hoarse, shaky from the pain.
"That was the first place I felt safe after arriving on Forbidden Island. Plus, the Brennan family had been refurbishing the place. Other people would assume they'd already scoured the area, which is why I hid it there."
Quentin was momentarily at a loss for words.
Still, he remained skeptical.
A dog that didn't obey its master had no reason to exist.
"Yes."
Just as the man inside unbuckled his belt, a bullet pierced his chest.
His eyes widened in shock, not even knowing who had killed him.
Maja didn't know either; she only heard the gunshot.
As she braced herself for the ordeal, the man fell, collapsing about a meter from her.
She thought someone had come to her rescue, but after half an hour, no one else entered the room or made contact.
Exhausted and in pain, she endured until the late hours of the night.
Quentin sat in the lobby, waiting for his people to retrieve the Jellyfish Seal.
Another hour passed, and his expression grew colder.
Clearly, Maja had lied.
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