Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 487

Maja glanced at the message on her phone, then at the pile of paperwork on her desk.

She sent a reply.

"I might be a little late."

"Alright."

Seeing his response, Maja put her phone aside and concentrated on the paperwork.

Once she was done, she looked up at the sky outside and realized it was already late. She quickly grabbed her phone to check the time.

Four hours had passed since she started talking to Ian.

She furrowed her brows, wondering if Ian would really wait for her that long.

"Mr. Raymond, where are you?"

"The Raymond Corporation."

The office atmosphere was heavy, and the higher-ups reporting to Ian could tell his mood was off.

As they left, they all seemed a bit scared, quickly warning their incoming colleagues, "Mr. Raymond's in a bad mood; watch out."

So, those who planned to report to him that evening didn't dare enter the office.

Penny said she'd be late and had him waiting for four hours.

She really had no sense of time. He never had to wait this long for anyone.

But seeing her message, his anger subsided a bit, and swallowing his emotions, he replied with the location.

Then he saw Maja sent another message.

"It's getting late; how about I come see you tomorrow?"

Ian read the message, and his anger flared instantly.

"Come now."

He typed out these words, then slowly deleted them.

"Whatever you want."

He sent this instead, then stood up, not even looking at the gift on the desk, and left the office.

When he got back to his hotel, he still felt a burning anger inside.

But Ian was the type of person who became more collected the angrier he got, never losing control.

That's when Tyler Bennitt called, asking if he was back in the country and if he wanted to grab a drink.

Tyler basically only called to go drinking.

Ian had just finished his work, so he drove over.

His wrist was adorned with an expensive watch, and his eyes were as deep as the ocean floor. He was calm and composed, yet he radiated an intimidating chill.

While waiting for the traffic light, he heard a knock on his car window. He frowned, rolled down the window, and saw Samuel Brown.

Samuel was dressed in a dark red suit, and he had just thrown a bow tie at him.

Samuel was currently watching Ian with excitement.