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Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 1669

Abner was sharp as a tack, his gaze flitting over Queena before casually retracting.

“Excuse me, do you have a cell phone? I need to contact my people.”

Queena didn’t own a cell phone; she had been completely cut off from the outside world since entering the research facility.

Beside her, Tobias slapped his forehead.

“Dad’s got one, but he’s gone fishing. Won’t be back until tomorrow morning.”

Abner nodded in thanks, “Alright, appreciate it.”

Tobias, looking a bit sheepish, scratched his head, “No worries. You hungry? We’ve got some fish chowder at home. I can bring you some.”

After another word of thanks, Abner, who wasn’t the best at social niceties, closed his eyes.

Queena, having tended to the wounds, was about to leave.

Tobias grabbed her hand, “Queena, why don’t you take a bowl of the chowder back for the man at your place?”

Without thinking, Queena glanced at Abner, then whispered lowly, “Tobias, haven’t I told you not to mention him? Don’t bring him up in front of anyone. Pretend you’ve forgotten all about it.”

Realizing his mistake, Tobias hung his head.

“Sorry.”

Queena patted his head, managing a smile before leaving.

Abner was adept at observing his surroundings. The first step upon waking up in an unfamiliar place was to assess any danger.

There was something off about that doctor.

She seemed frail, but something just didn’t sit right.

Unaware of Abner's wary mood, Tobias brought over the fish chowder and set it beside him.

“Handsome, have at it.”

“You mentioned that doctor’s got someone at home? Someone you don’t know?”

Tobias, still just an eleven-year-old kid with no guile, was initially sworn to secrecy for Queena but crumbled under Abner’s imposing questioning.

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