Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 1844

Maja's head was spinning with rage until she felt the warm embrace of a familiar chest behind her.

"What are you doing here? Can't I leave you alone for a second?"

"Ian, you've got to help me. Let's run him over with the car."

It was a childish outburst, the kind only blurted out in a moment of sheer exasperation.

Her chest heaving with anger, she felt itching to slap Felix again for good measure.

But with her belly now showing the early signs of pregnancy, she dared not jump around or make any sudden moves that could harm the baby.

The nerve of some men, she thought, utterly shameless.

Felix smirked, with a voice light and dismissive.

"If I die, the one who'll suffer is Carol. So save your energy, and try not to meddle in other people's family matters."

With those words, he hopped into his car and drove away.

Damn it! Damn, damn, damn!!

Maja felt a wave of dizziness followed swiftly by nausea.

Her morning sickness had been relentless, leaving her rest deprived and emotionally volatile. She wished a lightning bolt would strike Felix, that scumbag, out of existence.

Ian rubbed her back soothingly, his gaze lingering on the departing car; his eyes were filled with unspoken thoughts.

"Don't let him get to you; he's just trying to provoke us," Ian advised.

"Maja, take a deep breath."

Through gritted teeth, Maja retorted, "Other than telling me to breathe, what else are you good for?"

Ian looked slightly taken aback, then lifted his hand to his forehead in a helpless gesture.

"He's clearly into Carol. As long as she can't bear to see him dead, she loses. There's no point in us getting involved."

"I can't see any love there, not with my left eye, not with my right."

"He wouldn't insist on marriage if he didn't care. He waited until Carol was pregnant to offer a settlement. Abner used to trap Carol, but now it's the baby. Felix has planned it all perfectly. As long as the baby's there, no matter how miserable Carol is, she'll stick with him—unless she's brave enough to terminate the pregnancy."

Maja fell silent at that.

Carol had never conceived easily. This baby was a miracle. If she terminated the pregnancy, she might never get another chance.

Ian was right; Felix had calculated every move.