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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 1407

Beck wanted to ask why she didn't come to Judith's aid, but then something stopped him. His lips quivered, but no words came out.

After all, Judith had treated Maja terribly, even causing her to lose her sight.

If Maja chose to save her, it was out of kindness. If not, it was her right. Who was to judge her actions?

Judith's grim fate seemed to be written in the stars.

Maja, sensing Beck's gaze, lifted her eyes to meet his, offering a brief smile.

"Mr. Sanders, it's been a while."

Beck froze for a moment, that familiar warmth flooding back.

He'd taken a shine to Maja from their very first meeting, and that hadn't changed a bit.

Before he could make small talk, Maja's cellphone rang. It was her mentor, Herbert.

Herbert, when in search of inspiration, would often lock himself away until he produced a piece he was satisfied with. Only then would he reconnect with the outside world.

The last time Maja had seen him was in Greenfield, before Ian even knew who she really was.

A flash of excitement crossed her eyes as she stood up.

"Herbert?"

"Maja, are you in North America now?"

Herbert sounded overjoyed. "Are you free right now?"

Maja thought for a second. She and Ian were set to travel in a couple of days, so she had time today and tomorrow.

"Yes, I'm available this afternoon. We can meet."

Herbert beamed, promptly sending her the address.

After explaining to Ian, he recalled who Herbert was, though somewhat concerned.

"I'll have someone drive you."

"Okay."

As Maja got into the car, she felt a twinge of guilt. Herbert used to check her progress, but with everything that had happened recently, she hadn't picked up a paintbrush in months.

Herbert had always boasted to others about his brilliant protégé, hoping she'd follow this path.

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