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Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 1810

Dear ex wife Marry Me novel Chapter 1810:The Enigma Unveiled. 

At Chapter 1810 of Dear ex wife Marry Me novel, the story progresses as the characters delve into their pasts. Secrets and hidden histories are revealed, shedding light on the motivations and conflicts that shape their current lives. In the content of Chapter 1810 and the following chapters of the novel "Dear ex wife Marry Me", will Estelle and Jonathan resolve the misunderstanding? Read Dear ex wife Marry Me novel Chapter 1810 at NovelFreePDF.com.

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"Sure, Ms. Miller, you can come see me anytime!!"

He said it again, his gaze burning into Carol’s.

“Aren't you worried about what Felix will do if he finds out?”

“Ms. Miller.”

The determination in Nathan’s eyes was unwavering, as if he was ready to risk it all for a moment of passion.

“You want the truth? If I have a shot with you, I couldn’t care less what Felix thinks.”

Carol didn’t reply. Instead, a slow smile spread across her lips.

Felix would never have guessed that his buddy would go head over heels for a woman like this, especially for one he never really appreciated. The irony made her want to laugh.

Nathan hesitated for a few seconds before reaching out and gently placing his hand on the crown of her head.

Carol’s hair was so soft, so beautiful. From head to toe, she was stunning. No wonder Felix couldn’t stop thinking about her after just one night.

Nathan used to be slightly envious of Felix, but ever since Carol came around, that envy grew wild, like untamed weeds.

He wasn’t a fool. He knew exactly why Carol was here. But he just wanted to watch himself fall, clear-eyed into the abyss.

Back when he worked at Silverstone Enterprises, he’d caught a glimpse of Carol just once. She was standing beside Maja, her gaze bright, her presence radiant.

Like a burst of sunlight, she scorched his vision, and he knew she was out of his league. He couldn’t even muster the courage to meet her gaze and had looked away in embarrassment.

Once, even earlier, he’d seen her, but he instinctively wanted to forget that encounter.

It was too humiliating. Back then, his boss was always giving him a hard time, keen to belittle him in public, mocking his education.

Drunk to the point of collapse, he’d found himself sprawled out on the curb while his boss and colleagues ridiculed him from the steps above, proclaiming he’d never belong in a place like that.

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