Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 916

Chapter 916 

Darlene got the memo, she couldn’t be too forward. If she put off lan, it would be a disaster. 

So, when she was allowed in, she hung around on the first floor, waiting for lan. 

But she knew lan wouldn’t recover from his injuries that quick so he probably wouldn’t show up in the next few days. 

She stuck around till the next day, when she spotted a white dog in the yard. Unaware of lan’s dog hair allergy, she assumed it was his pet. 

So, when she saw a male servant feeding the dog prime cuts of meat, she stepped in. 

“Let me do it. Is this Mr. Raymond’s dog? So cute. What’s its name?” 

The servant seemed uninterested and didn’t say much. 

Darlene guessed the servants were deliberately cold to her, which pissed her off. 

She daydreamed about marrying lan and getting rid of all these people. She’d have her friends over to serve her like some high–born lady. 

She smirked, grabbing the meat to find the dog. 

On her way, she overheard two servants chatting. 

“She probably doesn’t know the dog belongs to Ms. Pennyfeather. Mr. Raymond is quite fond of it.” 

“Mr. Raymond himself is allergic to dog hair; how could he have a dog?” 

“Her eagerness really annoys me. How can she compare to Ms. Pennyfeather?” 

Darlene’s face turned sour in an instant. She had no clue about lan’s dog hair allergy. 

So, even with his allergy, he let Maja’s dog stay? 

What’s so special about Maja? 

She was livid, staring at the fancy meat in her hand, and chucked it straight into the trash. 

She thought, this dog deserved such high–end meat? 

She went to where the dog slept. The dog, missing lan and Maja, seemed down. 

Seeing no one around, Darlene gave it a hard kick. 

The dog started barking, probably realizing it was attacked, but Darlene kicked it again, harder. 

If the animal died, Maja would definitely confront lan, leading to a fight. 

Their relationship was already on thin ice. Another fight would just end things for good. 

The dog was kicked a few feet away. It limped up, barking at Darlene. 

Its leg was broken, and the other was lifted, whimpering. 

Darlene worried its barks would attract the servants, so she left in a hurry, 

But the dog kept barking, chained around its neck. 

The servants didn’t usually chain it, but with lan away and the dog trying to escape, 

They were worried it might find a way out. If Mr. Raymond blamed them, no one could bear that responsibility. 

So, now the chained dog could only bark and do nothing else. 

Darlene gave it another kick, and seeing it fall, she chuckled satisfactorily. 

When she returned with the plate, a servant asked, “Has the dog eaten today?”