Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 389

Her heart was racing, beating like a drum that kept getting faster.

She felt like a fish about to drown.

Kissing inside Ian's closet was nowhere near Maja's daydreams.

After a while, he let her go, just staring at her in silence.

Maja shivered, feeling like every cell in her body was being invaded by his strong presence.

He pulled her out of it.

"Aren't you hungry? Grab a bite."

Maja breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that if he kept it up, she might really end up tied to the bed.

She hadn't been with any other men, so she had no idea if all of them were as energetic as Ian.

In general, she felt like she couldn't take it anymore.

She just hoped that Carlene would be able to take care of herself in the future.

Sitting in front of the food cart, she was always worried about Carlene coming back.

Just as she finished eating, there was a knock on the door.

It was Jeff with a set of ladies' clothes, complete from underwear to overcoat.

Maja took the bag, glanced at the contents, blushed immediately, and went straight to the bedroom to change into the new clothes.

When she came out in her new outfit, her legs were shaking.

"Mr. Raymond, I'm dressed."

Ian looked at her, aware that he had been roughing her up these past few days.

"Rest up when you get back."

Maja understood what he meant by "rest", but before she could say anything, her phone rang. It was Nathan.

She immediately answered, "Nathan."

"Penny, Felix has given me the money. The medical expenses are just a small amount. I'm only hurt skin deep."

Maja instinctively moved away, ignoring Ian.

She never thought Ian would get angry over Nathan.

"The doctor said you may have a concussion, have you been checked?"

"They checked it. I'm fine."

"That's good."

She gave a genuine smile, oblivious to the increasingly cold aura behind her.

She couldn't talk about the money in front of Ian, so she asked Nathan a few questions about his condition before hanging up.

But every question seemed to lower the temperature in the room.