Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 518

Maja stayed in the hospital for three days, babying her hand like it was made of glass, scared to death that one wrong move would wreck it for good.

Carol was with her the whole time. It was clear as day that all Maja cared about now was whether her hand would get better. Even if someone mentioned Ian in front of her, she wouldn't bat an eye.

On the third day, Phelps told Maja she could leave the hospital, but she had to take good care of her hand.

Ian tried to get in touch with Maja these past few days, but she didn't bite.

Now, Ian has stopped reaching out to her too.

Not long after Maja was discharged, she got an invite from a villa owner she had worked with before, inviting her to a wine tasting party.

It was a small private party held in the villa she had once designed, hence the special invitation to her.

The host was Luis from Synthetech Industries, whom Maja met back in her college days.

Luis had even introduced her to Samuel before, and Maja had always been on good terms with him.

"Mr. Luis, my hand is busted. I might not be able to draw."

"No worries, we don't need you to draw. Just come and see the house you designed."

So Maja accepted the invitation.

The wine tasting party was way more laid-back than a formal banquet. Everyone was dressed casually, with wine racks everywhere in the yard, and the garden was filled with the aroma of wine.

When Maja arrived, she spotted Luis right away.

Synthetech Industries was mainly into electronic product research, including home appliances like air conditioners, fridges, washing machines, etc. They basically owned a third of the domestic appliance market.

The appliances in several houses Maja had decorated before were all from Synthetech Industries, including the house in Greenfield Gardens. Luis always gave her the best deal.

Maja went up to say hello to Luis. Luis introduced a type of red wine to her, then got pulled away by other business partners.

Despite the casual dress code for the night, the party was filled with big shots.

Maja kept her hand by her side, not daring to move it. She didn't drink the wine; she only sniffed it from her cup.

Then she saw Carlene.

Ian was standing beside Carlene, chatting with some business partners.

Carlene saw Maja, too. She raised an eyebrow and smirked.