Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 957

"Nope."

His voice was flat, clearly not wanting to talk about that guy.

Maja never asked about Ian and Eric's situation, but she knew too well that Eric was quite the darling in the Raymond family, while Ian was often overlooked.

She dropped the topic and sat quietly in the passenger seat.

Upon reaching the old house, she followed Ian up the stairs.

They came to a room that was locked from the outside, clearly unused for a long time.

Ian went to fetch the keys from the butler, who added a cautionary note.

"Young master, please don't fiddle with the stuff inside. Grandma Edith used to go in there frequently."

It's no secret that Edith favored Eric most.

Ian unlocked the door, revealing a room filled with the musty smell of dust.

The curtains were drawn, making the room quite dim.

Just as Maja was about to step in, the butler stopped her.

"Ms. Pennyfeather, Grandma Edith once said that only a select few of the Raymond family can enter this room."

What he meant was that not even all the Raymonds were allowed in, and since she wasn't one of them, she'd better stay outside.

Thinking of Edith's past behavior, Maja held back. Though Edith had left Greenfield, she might come back any day, and Maja didn't want to stir up any trouble.

Ian pulled back the curtains and went over to a shelf, atop which were gifts from Eric.

Just some small tokens.

He checked each one but found no clues related to the information he had.

His gaze fell on a photo of him and Eric. They shared some resemblance, with Eric looking more gentle.

Ian was a bit colder in comparison.

His big brother was only two years older than him.

Without lingering on the photo, he turned to Maja.

"Do you think I look like him?"

But there was no response. Turning his head, he saw Maja standing at the doorway, not coming in.

Maja heard Ian's question, but she couldn't see a picture. She could only see a photo in Ian's hand from where she stood.

"Well, being brothers, you must have some similarities."