Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 209

The relaxed expression on Maja's face suddenly froze. She hesitated, "I think we've been here once or twice."

Her husband had only taken her to such a restaurant once or twice.

Ian frowned, but he didn't say anything in the end. After all, this was someone else's personal business.

His fingertips rested on the table, contrasting with the red roses on the side, looking even more attractive than usual.

Maja quickly forgot her troubles. She was looking at his fingertips. Beside his fingers were a few bright red roses.

The composition was excellent. She could draw it when she got home, then take a nap and wake up to go to Crystalbrook Valley.

Ian noticed that she wasn't talking and was staring at his hand.

Her gaze was blatant, full of admiration and praise.

Just as Ian was about to speak, he looked up and saw a man and a woman approaching from not far away. The man was Nathan.

Nathan clearly hadn't seen Maja; he was laughing and joking with a woman.

The woman seemed a bit pretentious, lightly tapping on his shoulder. Nathan's cheeks instantly turned red; he looked embarrassed, scratching his head.

The two sat down in a corner, Nathan's hand resting on the table.

The woman said something to him, then placed her own hand on the back of his, looking very intimate.

Nathan's face turned even redder, but he didn't pull his hand away.

The woman was his female coworker at Silverstone Enterprises. She had asked him to drive her home that night.

Nathan was quite active in the department, but no one knew about his family situation, and he hadn't disclosed it to anyone.

In modern society, men and women would want to know about each other's family situations.

Nathan had always been low-key. To others, his behavior seemed a bit suspicious.

On that particular evening, Nathan's female colleague was unable to find a taxi and ended up stranded on the side of the road. As luck would have it, she spotted Nathan driving a Mercedes. She was surprised for a moment.

Nathan was driving a Mercedes!

They were all just low-wage earners. But if someone could drive a Mercedes to and from work, their family must be well-off. He probably had a flat in the city center too.

His coworker was a bit jealous, so she invited him to this restaurant to discuss work.