Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 927

"Could you get a nurse to check on him in his room and see if he has a fever? You know how badly he got hurt this time; why not let him rest more at the hospital?"

"Ms. Penny, the boss was supposed to stay in the hospital for half a month, but when he heard Darlene was injured, he asked me to arrange his discharge. We've investigated it thoroughly; the baby Darlene is carrying isn't the boss's. He didn't have any contact with her that night. That night, you came to Greenfield Gardens, and after you left, he just went to sleep. Darlene deceived both the boss and us; the child is hers and some male servant's."

Maja's mouth fell open, not sure how to react to this news.

She had to admit that when she heard that Ian hadn't been with Darlene, she felt a certain joy.

"What about Darlene?"

"As for Ms. Darlene's behavior towards Coco, the boss has already dealt with her."

Maja immediately thought of the baby in her belly. If Darlene died, then the baby...

"Ms. Penny, the baby might not survive because of Darlene's emotional ups and downs. This is all her own doing, don't think too much about it."

After Jeff finished speaking, worried that she would forget about Ian, he steered the conversation back.

"The boss was in a really bad state last night, like he'd lost his soul. Today he doesn't want to see anyone; would you come and see him?"

Maja thought about her deal with Beck Sanders and felt torn.

If she decided to distance herself from Ian, then continuing to give in like this wasn't good for either of them.

If she decided to be with Ian, then accepting Beck's benefits would be immoral.

Jeff sensed her hesitation and bluntly said,

"I can't convince the boss. If something happens,"

"Jeff, go to the housekeeper and get the key; go check on him."

Their argument last night had been severe, and Maja was worried that Ian might lose his temper if she went to him now.

Jeff wanted to say more, but considering their personalities, he could only agree.

"Alright."

He was there last night too, he knew there were issues between the two of them, so it was better to let them cool down separately.

Jeff went upstairs, knocked on the door,

Ian didn't respond.

So he had to push the door and go in.

The curtains in the room were all drawn, it was pitch black, and he couldn't see anything.

Jeff hurriedly pulled the curtains open, hearing Ian's hoarse voice: "Let me sleep a bit longer."

His voice was even more hoarse than yesterday, and Jeff was startled.