Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 484

An overseas conference room.

A meeting that was supposed to last a few hours had been stretched out by another three.

All the top brass in the room could feel it; Ian was in a foul mood. His face was an icy mask, which had everyone too scared to say anything unnecessary.

Ian himself didn’t know why, but a wave of restlessness had suddenly washed over him, leaving him feeling far from his usual cool self.

But he managed to keep a steady demeanor, staring at the PowerPoint presentation. It was quite a while before he finally broke the silence: "End the meeting. Send two people to negotiate with the other company."

The executives in the room breathed a sigh of relief, wiping the sweat off their foreheads.

Ian stood up and strode out of the room, with Jeff following closely behind him.

Ian had flown overseas and hadn’t even had time to adjust to the time difference before diving straight into the meeting, which had lasted until now.

But the overseas business was far from over. His eyes betrayed a hint of fatigue as he accepted the mobile phone Jeff handed him.

"Mr. Raymond, do you want to eat something?"

Ian shook his head, rubbing his forehead.

"You go rest. When you wake up, prepare the materials needed for tomorrow. We'll delay our return by a week."

"Okay."

After Jeff left, Ian took a shower. When he came out, he was drying his hair with a towel while checking his phone.

The inexplicable restlessness still enveloped him. He frowned, put down his phone, and picked up a hairdryer.

But seeing the hairdryer, he couldn’t help but think of that night when Penny had dried his hair for him and how well-behaved she had been at work.

Suddenly, he stopped, put down the hairdryer, and flopped down onto the bed.

However, going to sleep with wet hair, coupled with a lack of sleep, made him wake up feeling light-headed.

Jeff delivered the materials needed for today's meeting. Seeing Ian's pale face, he asked softly, "Mr. Raymond, are you feeling okay?"

Ian shook his head. "Let's go."

The next few days would be very busy for him. One meeting after another, he had no time to think about what was happening back home.

Maja didn't get up until noon. Maria had knocked on her door earlier, but after getting no answer, she decided not to disturb her.

When she opened her eyes, she saw the letter she was still clutching in her hand.

The letter was soaked with tears, the words blurred, and the paper crumpled.

She quickly unfolded the letter, smoothed it out, and carefully put it back.

After getting up, she slowly freshened up. Looking at her pale face in the mirror, she suddenly remembered the doctor's words.

Her work won't be affected.

There were no side effects.

Sure enough, she woke up just feeling a bit weak after a good sleep. She didn't feel the pain of the miscarriage.