Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 1215

Patric stood still, his expression glum, watching the departing car until it was nothing more than a shadow. His hand, hanging by his side, slowly clenched into a fist.

A cold, sardonic smile played around his lips.

Maja wasn't sure whether to believe Patric's words or not. Steve from the Raymond family was, after all, on Patric's side. And now that Ian was taken away, higher-ups would undoubtedly detain him under some pretext.

But Ian was no ordinary man. He wouldn't be daunted by this.

And the fact that he willingly went with them indicated that he had some confidence up his sleeve.

So, she decided to wait for him steadfastly, believing in his return.

Back at Greenfield Gardens, she received a text message from Ian.

[Take care of yourself, and trust me.]

This message instantly settled her restless heart.

Meanwhile, Ian was sitting in a solemn office, facing several distinguished individuals.

The one leading them was an elderly man who asked a cup of coffee for him.

"I don't fancy your coffee," Ian waved it off.

The old man, dressed in a suit and leaning on a cane, shot him a piercing glance.

"Do you think we invited you here only for tasting coffee?"

Apparently, this old man was at a highest position among them. His words carried a hint of menace. His hair was white as snow, and he commanded respect without even trying.

“I’ve told him before, it’s not that good to have many kids. He couldn’t even died peacefully.”

The person he mentioned was Holden, and only he dared to talk about him like that.

Ian's casual demeanor vanished at the mention of his grandfather. The smile slowly faded from his face.

"We've discussed your situation, Ian. None of us want to make things hard for you. But you should understand that the microchip is extremely vital to us. Many geniuses have fallen at that research base before your brother arrived. The data he holds is the only complete and successful one. If we do nothing, we would be letting those who have sacrificed their lives down."