Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 346

Ferris Pennyfeather quickly fetched a glass of water for Hattie Zimmer.

Chugging down the water in one go, Hattie Zimmer muttered, "So damn annoying. Maja is a nut job. We can't let her off the hook."

Abram Pennyfeather relayed the recent events in detail.

Listening to it, Ferris Pennyfeather was pretty pissed off.

"She's planning to murder you guys! Neil didn't do a good job raising her. Seems like we really need to move into the Pennyfeather family mansion. Otherwise, who will discipline her, and how will she get married?”

Hearing this, Abram Pennyfeather agreed as he pointed out, "Lillian passed away early, and Neil remarried. She's definitely neglected. The key issue is that she now has power and bodyguards. We can't confront her directly."

Ferris Pennyfeather sat in thought for a moment, his eyes suddenly sparkling.

"We can sort this out. She hasn't experienced love since she was a kid. We can send a guy to woo her and shower her with flowers daily. That should get her smitten. Once she's pregnant, she won't be able to leave easily. When a woman becomes pregnant, she becomes cautious and will definitely listen to us. My friend's son is single. He just got out of prison last month. He can do this."

After their discussion, they immediately contacted that friend.

Maja had no idea about their sinister plan.

After staying in the hospital for two hours, she was about to leave. As she reached the hospital's entrance, she was blocked by a crude man.

He was bald, wearing a black jacket. His eyes shone as they scanned her.

"You're Maja, right? I'm here for a blind date set up by your Uncle Ferris Pennyfeather. Can we walk and talk?"

He held two roses in his hand, looking very generous.

"Here, take these roses. They're my gift to you."

Maja glanced at the roses. They were made of plastic, each costing less than a dollar.

"Real flowers are more expensive than these, costing ten dollars each. Ferris Pennyfeather told me your family's loaded, so I thought I shouldn't let you suffer. I've booked a restaurant; I can drive you there."