Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 173

The car's horn honked twice, and the lights came on.

Jeff sat back into the car, casually rolling down the window.

"Also, Mr. Pennyfeather no longer has to call Holden. Holden's unwell, and if anything goes sideways, the Pennyfeather family would be held responsible."

If it was all about emphasizing status just now, then it’s already a warning, warning for the Pennyfeathers not to meddle too much.

Neil was so pissed off that he didn't know how to react. His fingers started trembling.

On the other hand, Tricia rushed forth, her face flushed with excitement.

"Mr. Raymond."

She peered through the glass window, her face full of infatuation.

Despite Ian's clear disdain for them, Tricia seemed oblivious to his attitude. She just hoped that Ian would pay attention to her.

She believed that if she showed off her charm in front of him more, Ian would eventually fall for her.

"Mr. Raymond, please don't be upset. We didn't consider things thoroughly this time."

Her voice was gentle, her cheeks a bit rosy.

Her body was naturally frail, and her current demeanor made people want to take care of her.

Ian frowned. Although she was a Pennyfeather, she clearly didn't care about their family's dignity.

Neil, who was standing nearby, wasn't a fool. He thought his daughter was being overly enthusiastic about Ian.

Tricia's behavior was hugely embarrassing for him. She had no idea how to behave in such a situation.

Neil was fuming and he was so angry he couldn't speak.

Tricia wanted to say more, but she felt someone tugging at her sleeve.

She turned to see Cristina.

Cristina shook her head slightly, signaling to Tricia that if she continued, she'd only annoy Neil more and she should stop talking to Ian.

Reluctantly, Tricia closed her mouth, but she couldn't take her eyes off the car.

Ian didn't bother looking at her. He simply told Jeff, "Let's hit the road."

Jeff nodded and stepped on the gas.

The car slowly pulled away, leaving the Pennyfeathers standing still in their tracks.