Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 160

Maja's back went suddenly stiff, her original plan was to use her phone to light up the room and pick up the broken porcelain.

But when she heard Ian's voice, she was momentarily stunned.

Ian was holding a cup, it looked like he'd been working late, so he decided to head downstairs for a coffee.

The lights in the room were off, he could only make out a silhouette, he assumed it was a servant of the Villa.

"Where's the coffee machine?" he asked, already sniffing the aroma of the coffee.

Maria had told him before he went upstairs that there's always coffee ready downstairs, 24/7.

When working overtime, he needed this to refresh himself. The kitchen was pretty big, and the coffee machine was not far from Maja, but she didn't dare to speak.

Ian already caught the scent of the coffee and walked straight into the kitchen.

He didn't look at the person with her back to him, he just put his cup under the coffee machine.

This coffee machine had a warming function, so even if the power was out, it could still pour the brewed coffee into the cup.

As the coffee poured into the cup, the aroma in the kitchen became stronger.

This was Ian's favorite coffee bean, but in this coffee aroma, he also smelled a familiar scent.

He frowned, unable to resist looking at the person again.

She was still squatting on the ground, not even moving her shadow.

Maja's fingers were still clamped around the broken porcelain, she quickly picked up the porcelain pieces in front of her with the help of the lightning outside the window, and threw them into the kitchen trash can.

She got up, kept her head down, and quickly left the kitchen, and that's when Ian spoke.

"It must be a power outage, everyone else is asleep now, you lead me to find the fuse."

He wasn't familiar with the layout of Rosewood Manor, but the housekeepers here should know.

Clearly, he mistook Maja for a servant.

Maja wanted to pass him quietly, but when she heard this, she paused.

Ian was a bit annoyed, wondering why she was so clueless.

Maja lowered her voice, deliberately changing her tone.