Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 40

The lawyer felt like he might have stumbled upon some truths.

He returned to the Raymond Corporation, presenting the contract to Ian in person.

"Mr. Raymond, Ms. Pennyfeather has signed the contract."

Ian looked at the signed document, his eyes lingering on the name Maja.

He flipped through it, frowning, "She didn't make any demands?"

The lawyer shook his head, about to say that Ms. Pennyfeather not only didn't make any demands but was also eager to accept.

A sarcastic expression crossed Ian's face. He promised to handle the Pennyfeather family's second round of financing and agreed to postpone the divorce. She signed the contract without hesitation. When they agreed to meet at noon, she might have thought it was about discussing the divorce, which was why she deliberately didn't show up..

He tossed the contract aside, not wanting to entangle himself with such a person any longer, "I got it."

The lawyer felt his boss might have misunderstood something. He hesitated to speak up, but in the end, he quietly left.

After all, they were about to divorce. It wouldn't be a big deal if he didn't know something, right?

After signing, Maja felt unprecedented relief.

The issue of the second round of financing was resolved, the divorce was settled, and she no longer needed to worry about the Raymond family. All she had to do was perform. Now, the most important thing was Ian's order.

He had helped her in some way this time, so she naturally had to work harder.

It seemed like she could arrange to meet the staff tomorrow, measure the room first, and then give the plan and quotation.

She let out a sigh of relief. Just as she was washing up and preparing to lie down, Carol sent her a location.

"Maja, I think I saw your sister here."

BlueSky Bar?

Wasn't this the location of the bar? There was no way Tricia, with her condition, could be drinking.

"Are you sure you didn't see wrong?"

"I'm sure it was her, but she disappeared when I turned my head. Do you want to come over and take a look?"

Maja immediately got up, changed her clothes, and drove off.

Upon arriving at the BlueSky Bar, she showed her membership card.

This place was known as a playground for the rich, with membership cards starting at 2 million dollars each.

Several of her previous clients liked to come here, so she had to get a membership card to do business.

Once inside, Maja looked around.

There was a group of men and women chatting at the bar, and the seats in the corner were full of people.