Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 730

Chapter 730 

Maja took a deep breath and turned to the man in charge, “Let’s play a game, shall we?” 

The man thought he had misheard. It was a peculiar time for games. 

Maja looked at him, “You guys have taken over the building, so I can’t just disappear. Plus, that object is important to you and me. I wouldn’t bat an eye even if you offended some unimportant people. So let’s play a game. If I lose, I’ll tell you where my mom hid the object.” 

The man raised an eyebrow, pointing his gun at her forehead with a jerk. 

“Do you really think I would believe you?” 

Maja wasn’t scared at all. She just looked at him calmly, “You have no choice but to trust me. I’m the only one who knows where the object is,” 

“Ms. Pennyfeather, do you even know what we’re looking for?” 

The muzzle was closer to her forehead. One wrong answer, and she’d be done for. 

But Maja remained composed. 

“You’re looking for an object that looked like a jellyfish, a seal, right?” 

She didn’t really remember, but seeing the jellyfish tattoo on the man’s hand, she suddenly remembered that she used to have something like that at home. 

It was a seal shaped like a jellyfish, very unique, so she remembered. 

But at home, it was just used as a table mat. 

Once, when Lillian examined the object, she asked her, “Maja, do you like this?” 

“Mom, it’s weird. It has a peculiar shape.” 

Lillian patted her head, “Remember the shape of this object. You might need it someday, but I hope you never have to. You’re my daughter, and if you’re ever bullied, this object might come in handy.” 

They were poor back then and didn’t have much to play with. Lillian used to play hide and seek with her, hiding an object, and if the other person found it, they lost. 

Maja hid a small carrot, and Lillian hid the jellyfish–shaped white jade seal. 

She never thought much of it in the past, but now, thinking about it, the object and the tattoo looked strikingly similar. 

Sure enough, the man’s eyes lit up as soon as she mentioned the seal. 

“So Ms. Pennyfeather does know about the object.” 

Maja looked at him indifferently, “If you kill me or anyone here, I won’t tell you where the object is.” 

She had already revealed some information, so the man completely trusted her. 

The man waved his hand, and someone came over to unlock Maja’s handcuffs. 

Maja flexed her wrist and looked at the crowd, “I need a hand.” 

The man’s face immediately turned cold. He heard her continue: “Just let me pick a girl.” 

Hearing it was a girl, the man sneered. 

“Alright, Ms. Pennyfeather, who do you want to choose?” 

Maja looked at Connie, walked over, and pulled her up. 

Connie was already terrified by the bodies around her. At that moment, she was extremely scared, trying to struggle, but Maja said sternly, “Shut up!” Tears started rolling down Connie’s cheeks. 

In between sobs, she called out to her cousin lan, complaining about Maja’s madness, and feared that she would be killed by them. 

She must have wanted to go complain to her cousin, so this woman wanted to seize this opportunity to get rid of her. 

Maja didn’t explain, and she just looked at the man in charge. 

“That’s her.” 

The man looked at the crying girl she chose and asked, “What game does Ms. Pennyfeather want to play?” 

“Hide and seek.” 

Hearing this, the man laughed as if he had heard a funny joke. 

Maja waited for him to finish laughing, then said calmly, “What, scared?” 

It was a provocation. The man was excited because she picked a crying girl, and when he heard she wanted to play hide and seek, he agreed without hesitation. 

“Alright, my men will find you within forty minutes.” 

He confidently wiped the gun in his hand, his tone sinister, “Ms. Pennyfeather, you better not play any tricks, or else.” 

His muzzle pointed at a child. 

Maja immediately blocked the muzzle, “The game has just started. Like I said, if you hurt anyone, I won’t tell you where the object is.” 

What he wanted was the object, not a massacre 

He glanced at his watch, “You have twenty minutes to hide.” 

Maja dragged Connie and left.