Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 87

Chapter 87 

Seeing that Maja had no intention of interceding. Daly instantly became anxious 

“Even if Oli did it on purpose, can’t we negotiate on this? You know what our family owes to Oh If she insists on divorce, your cousin might never find a wife again. He took his clients‘ money and borrowed from loan sharks, it’s an open secret in Crystalbrook Valley Who would dare let their daughter marry into our family? Only Oli would accept him. But if something happens to Oli, what will we do?” 

Maja felt exhausted and closed her eyes, knowing that their lives had been hard since all the money they earned had been spent by their son. 

She massaged her temples. “Have you ever thought that even if I pleaded with Mr. Raymond, he still wouldn’t let it slide. He’s very firm on this issue, either pay the compensation, or Olivia goes to jail” 

“Maja, can’t you ask your boss, if if he’s willing to reduce the compensation for your sake?” 

Maja felt a surge of anger, her tone turning cold. 

“Ive asked him already, he said it himself. I have to drive, hanging up now.“– 

Before the other person could even respond, she hung up the phone. 

This was the first time she had such a heated argument with Daly. 

Their characters were too weak, which was why they were bullied by Olivia. 

lan was sitting next to her, hearing her entire conversation. 

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Only when she hung up the phone did he ask, “Is that woman a relative of yours?” 

For some reason, Maja felt a wave of embarrassment, “Yeah, she’s my cousin’s wife.” 

lan’s gaze deepened, “Did she say your cousin ran away?” 

“Yes, he borrowed from loan sharks before.” 

“So, she hasn’t divorced your cousin?” 

He meant that even though they hadn’t divorced, Olivia was still pursuing other men. Didn’t her family care? 

Maja felt even more embarrassed, “Mr. Raymond, I’m sorry about her.” 

She even found it difficult to speak. 

lan shifted his gaze away, saying lightly, “Do you want to pay for her?” 

don’t have that much money.” 

“Then don’t meddle.” 

Maja really didn’t have that much money. 

Both of them fell silent, and then she received a text message from Daly. 

“Maja, I’m sorry; I didn’t mean to put you on the spot. We’ll handle this ourselves; just go back to work.” 

She didn’t feel relieved at all when she saw the message; instead, she felt even more irritated. 

Because she felt an oppressive and aggrieved atmosphere like what a father would feel when taking care of troublesome children. 

She leaned back on the chair, feeling utterly drained. 

lan had documents on his knee. He flipped through a few pages and was about to sign when he felt someone’s head resting on his shoulder. He stiffened and couldn’t help but turn to look at her. 

She had probably been in a bad mood for the past few days, looking somewhat helpless; her nose even carried a hint of grievance. 

Recently, she had obviously gone through a lot of grievances; even in her dreams, she carried that expression.