Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 746

In Selena's eyes, Maja seemed to even breathe just to seduce Ian.

She's Lillian's daughter, so all the problems were Maja's fault. If only Maja would just disappear, die, or leave Greenfield altogether, then maybe her marriage with Steve could be saved.

Selena was too obsessed with Steve. They had known each other for years and were childhood sweethearts. How could she lose to a newcomer like Maja?

After being taken away by the bodyguards, Maja was thrown into a dark room.

The dark room was used to punish offenders. She couldn't see her hand in front of her face.

After being thrown in, Maja instinctively leaned against the wall. But she seemed to hear some small noises, which were quite terrifying in such an environment.

Her hand touched something soft and cold, and she realized it was a snake when it finally dawned on her.

"Ahh!!"

She screamed, but the darkroom was too big. Her voice echoed, making it sound even more terrifying.

In the dark, these crawling creatures were all around her, even crawling past her feet several times.

Maja curled up into a ball, trying not to think about it.

But it was too dark. Such darkness could easily make people despair.

Meanwhile, Selena was still chatting with a group of ladies. After sending everyone away, she called Connie.

Connie was still in a state of collapse. When she answered the phone, her lips were trembling.

"Connie, I've caught Maja and locked her in a dark room with snakes inside. If we keep her there for a week, she'll be scared to death. Consider it revenge for you."

Connie was taken aback, and her face instantly turned pale.

Although she had indeed blamed all the problems on Maja to ensure her own survival, Maja was her cousin's love. If Maja died, would her cousin hate her?

She felt anxious but heard Selena continue to speak.

"Don't tell Ian about this."

Connie opened her mouth but said nothing.

She was living a nightmare, unable to sleep.

Every time she woke up, she hated Maja even more, but deep down, she knew it had nothing to do with Maja.