Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 415

Maja didn't refuse to kiss Ian, simply because they'd been up close and personal a few times already. If she started playing coy now, it'd seem too fake.

She made a promise to him, and only after it was over would she have the right to say no to Ian.

Maybe because she'd heard so much from Carol Miller that she didn't feel like she was short-changed kissing the almost perfect Ian, as long as he didn't go wild in bed.

Ian's face was the sort that made she think like that, especially when she opened her eyes during a kiss and saw his face, it was like a weird dreamy feeling.

As if she was kissing a god.

The thrill and excitement were beyond words.

As an artist, Maja had been tempted to paint him many times. Every part of him was so beautiful.

She sat in Nathan's car, massaging her eyebrows.

Nathan's phone went off, and his tone immediately changed to one of urgency. He made a sharp turn with the car.

"Stay still, I'm taking you to the hospital!"

Nathan ran a red light in his panic, seemingly forgetting about Maja in the car - and Maja didn't stop him.

It wasn't until the car stopped in front of his house that Nathan seemed to remember her.

"I'm sorry, Penny, my sister's in trouble."

He rushed those words out and went into the house.

Maja got out of the car and hesitated before entering the cramped space.

Soon, she saw Nathan carrying a little girl covered in blood. The girl's leg was already withered, needing a wheelchair or crutches.

Blood was continuously pouring from her head, staining her clothes red.

Nathan seemed overwhelmed with shock, and Maja quickly took the driver's seat.

"You're not fit to drive right now, let me do it."

"Thank you, thank you."

Nathan's voice was choked with tears as he held the little girl tight.

Maja took a deep breath, stepped on the gas, and they were at the hospital in less than twenty minutes. The car was filled with the stench of blood.

The hospital immediately arranged for an emergency operation.

It wasn't until Maja and Nathan were waiting outside that she had time to think about the expensive pen she saw near the girl's backpack when they entered Nathan's house. She remembered it because Carol had given her the same kind of pen, saying it was bought abroad, with a white-gold nib and a diamond-studded cap, worth about 15,000 dollars.

There were only twenty such pens in the world, Carol gave one to her, and the others should have been given to Felix Brown.

When Maja received the gift, she laughed and said, "The extravagance of the rich is unimaginable."