Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 672

Chapter 672 

Maja initially wanted to ask Nolan if he had threatened Erlinda, but seeing Erlinda’s eyes darting around nervously, she figured out that the girl was terrified of being caught talking to her. 

“Okay, Erlinda, here’s my office address. I’ll be waiting for your response.” 

Erlinda just glanced at the address and memorized it, handing back the piece of paper to Maja. 

“I’ve got it memorized.” 

Looked like Erlinda had been backed into a corner. 

Back at the office, Maja juggled paperwork while waiting. 

Around 5 in the evening, she received a local express delivery with which came an additional $70. 

There were three scripts, all handwritten. 

As she flipped through the first one, her eyes sparked with surprise. 

It was a captivating crime detective drama, with plot twists galore that kept she guessing until the very end about the identity of the murderer. 

The methods of killing were enough to send chills down anyone’s spine. 

The most surprising thing to Maja was that this was the work of a young girl. 

Maja was instantly blown away and quickly moved on to the second and third scripts. 

The first one was a crime detective drama. 

The second one was about the gritty realities of life in the city. 

The third one was again a crime detective drama. 

Erlinda seemed to have a knack for dissecting human nature through these stories. 

Maja was excited and immediately dialed Erlinda’s number. 

“Erlinda, I’m buying all three scripts. Name your price,” Maja spoke without giving time for the person on the opposite side to even respond. 

Instead of Erlinda’s voice, a middle–aged man answered. 

“Who is this?” 

Maja figured that it was Erlinda’s father, Feynman. 

Maja felt a sinking feeling in her chest as she answered, “I’m a friend of Erlinda, where is she?” 

A touch of embarrassment crossed Feynman’s face. He and Jean had knocked off work early that day only to hear rumors circulating in their neighborhood about Erlinda buying birth control pills on the sly. 

Coming from a small town, they were simple folks who never imagined Erlinda would do such a thing. 

They had already confronted Erlinda, but she refused to say anything, just knelt and cried. She was still kneeling. 

But Feynman was determined to keep that embarrassing incident under wraps. 

“Erlinda’s helping Jean with dinner. What did you mean by those scripts? Has Professor Smith seen them?” 

“I’ve already spoken to Professor Smith about it.” 

“Alright then, we haven’t eaten dinner yet, we can talk later.” 

Upon hearing this, Feynman felt a bit relieved and glanced at Erlinda who was still kneeling in the distance. 

The call ended. 

Feynman placed the phone on the table and flung a nearby glass at her. 

“You still won’t admit it? The lady at the pharmacy said it was you! You were wearing the same clothes she described, and it wasn’t even just once! Who have you been with? Do you have any respect for us?!” 

Erlinda trembled, swaying slightly. 

Feynman approached her his face filled with sorrow, unable to believe that his daughter would be so disobedient. 

“Erlinda, tell me, haye you been deceived by a man?” He softened his tone, trying to have a heart–to–heart with her. 

Erlinda shook her head, biting her lip tightly. 

“If that’s your choice then you’re beyond redemption! How could I have a daughter like you!” 

Feynman slapped Erlinda. 

Erlinda’s head jerked to one side; she could only watch as Feynman picked up his phone to call Nolan. 

In front of Nolan, Feynman was very humble.