Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 434

Right now, Maja was crawling around on the floor, looking for her ring. Ian casually tossed it somewhere, and now it's lost.

She tried lifting the sofa; she had already searched once, but still no luck.

Coco, the little rascal, was bouncing around by her side, hoping for a pat, but Maja didn't have time for it.

She meticulously searched the floor, but still, no ring.

She's feeling a bit down, and her eyes were welling up. She's regretting wearing the ring tonight.

She searched till midnight; the small ring seemed to have vanished into thin air.

Maja’s mood got worse; she plopped down on the sofa feeling spaced out, thinking that she might not be able to sleep tonight if she can’t find the birthday present.

Suddenly, she heard Coco barking and spotted the ring stuck in the sofa crevice.

Her eyes lit up with the joy of finding something lost.

Quickly, she picked up the ring and placed it in the box in her bedroom, along with an envelope and her notebook. She locked the box.

She finally breathed a sigh of relief, then remembered the fight she had with Ian earlier.

She kicked him out.

But right now, she didn't feel like apologizing to Ian.

After all, he was the one who messed up.

This time, Maja didn't back down; she decided to let it be.

After a week of silent treatment, Edith from the Raymond family returned.

Edith was on good terms with Selena, so when Edith returned, Selena picked her up. Ian didn't go.

Neither did Holden.

Edith, dressed in a formal long dress, oozing the aura of a noble family, asked, "Where's the woman Ian married?"

Selena poured her a cup of tea.

Edith took the cup and said, "It's been three years; that boy Ian is really patient; it’s surprising they haven't divorced yet."

Selena humbly replied, "Mom, don't worry about it. I've warned that woman not to harbor unrealistic hopes."

Edith didn't stay at the Raymond family’s old house, but at the Raymond Mansion, where Selena lived.

It seemed like Edith and Holden weren’t on good terms.

Edith scoffed: "Holden insisted on Ian marrying that girl; I have no idea what bewitched him."