Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 549

This woman has lived in Selena's memory for thirty years. Now that she knew Maja was Lillian's daughter, she nearly shrieked. Steve, on the other hand, kept his silence. It was clear he'd known about this for a while.

Selena was sobbing and cursing for what felt like forever, finally bursting into a heartfelt cry, "You've crossed the line, Steve! Just you wait and see! If I'm going down, I'm taking you with me!"

With that, she hung up the phone and headed straight for her mom's place.

Edith watched as the once peaceful home was disrupted by Maja's presence and couldn't help but sigh. "What the hell's going on? That woman's nothing but bad news. She's trouble and sooner or later, she'll be out of the Raymond family."

The two argued for hours at Rosewood Manor before finally leaving.

At the hospital, Holden rushed over as soon as he heard about Ian's accident. Ian was still in surgery, the light still on, but no one knew what was happening inside.

Holden coughed, seeming to age a few years in an instant. Fitch, worried about the old man, comforted him, "Grandpa Holden, Ian will be fine. You should go home and rest."

Holden was reminded of when he first heard of Eric's death, feeling just as helpless. He didn't want to relive that kind of pain.

Three hours later, the operating room door finally opened and Ian was wheeled out.

Holden, supported by others, walked over, "How is he?"

Phelps took off his mask, his brows furrowed. "His back injury is serious, he might have a fever for a few days. We need to monitor his concussion too. We're taking him to the ICU now. Don't worry, his life isn't in danger."

Relieved that Ian's life was not in danger, Holden almost fainted.

Then Edith arrived, her voice filling the entire hallway. "Damn it, how many more people does that bad luck woman need to harm? Selena's gone home to her mom, and you don't even care. Ian needs to divorce Maja right now. Our family is going under, and it's all because of that woman. She's a jinx!"

Edith was so angry she was unsteady on her feet. She grabbed Holden's arm, "They need to get a divorce."

Holden, who was not in good health, almost fell from her grip. Others tried to intervene, but Edith ignored them. "I don't care. They need to divorce, or the Raymonds will never have peace!"

Holden took a deep breath, clearly tired. "Let's wait until Ian wakes up."