Chapter 1526 – Highlight Chapter from Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja)
Chapter 1526 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.
Getting married?
Carol was getting hitched?
There was a momentary pause on the other end of the line, then a sense of urgency crept into her voice.
"How long have you known Felix, and are you serious? Would Mr. Miller approve?"
She had met Mr. Miller once, and he had always emphasized that marriage must be between equals; otherwise, life together would be a misery.
So, when Carol started dating Felix, she kept it a secret from the Miller clan.
"Maja, I've got a bit on my plate right now, can't chat. I'll give you a ring later, okay? Bye, my dear."
Carol sounded breezy, not at all like someone with a problem.
After hanging up, Carol tilted her head back, gazing out at the sunset.
Tonight, there was a banquet in Greenfield, a well-known charity gala, attended by many. Star Movie Group had received an invitation, too.
With Maja out of the picture, Zoey was once again the one to attend.
After getting all dolled up, Zoey stared at her pale reflection in the mirror and asked the makeup artist to lay on another layer of blush.
Arriving at the event, clutching her purse, she hesitated at the entrance.
Lately, she kept bumping into Mia at these gatherings.
Ever since Mia found out about her fling with Fitch, she had been on her like a rabid dog.
But Zoey was trapped; after all, Mia was Fitch's sister, a Haskins heiress.
Zoey's only backer was Star Movie Group, and she couldn't let it go down on her watch.
Taking a deep breath, steeling herself, she finally walked into the gala.
These sorts of events were monthly affairs, meant for networking and resource exchange—Star Movie Group needed these opportunities.
As the company flourished, Zoey found herself greeted by more and more investors every time she made an appearance.
Blood trickled from the corner of Zoey's mouth, her gaze distant and indifferent.
The rest of the mean-girl squad sprang into action, scooping up water and dousing her head with it.
Her dress was soaked in an instant, with a faint smell of disinfectant.
Zoey bore it all in silence until Mia's stiletto heel kicked her leg, sending her to her knees uncontrollably.
The mean girls erupted in delight.
"That's right, get down! Trash like you deserves this!"
"Mia, check out her eyes. She doesn't seem happy about this."
"Of course, she's unsatisfied. After all, she's been in Fitch's bed. And Fitch? He's not been gentle with any woman over the years."
Fitch's aversion to women was no secret in their circle.
The woman who made the comment was dripping with envy, wishing she could slap Zoey herself—how dare Zoey succeed?
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