Dear Ex-wife Marry Me novel (Maja) novel Chapter 966

So, the one who'd sent her that message must have known Patric, and Patric could have possibly spoken about their deal with that person.

Maja reopened the letter, the image of the tender man in the letter still clear in her mind.

She wondered if he was really dead.

The question plagued her, often giving her nightmares in the wee hours of the night.

Without unraveling that mystery, without knowing his true identity, the ring and the letter would forever be her torment, and forever be a pain in Ian's heart.

Sighing, Maja locked up the items once more and headed downstairs to find Phelps once again.

She had only left a couple of hours ago, and Phelps was surprised to see her back so soon.

"Mr. Phelps, can you assure me that Ian will be alright? Are you sure he has a backup plan to get out of this situation safely?" She asked.

Phelps, who was donning white gloves, nodded slightly.

"Fitch seems to be cool as a cucumber, he must know something. We only need to worry when Fitch starts to panic," He reassured.

Maja let out a breath she didn’t realize she’d been holding, her voice weak, "I might have to leave for a few days."

Phelps glanced at her, quickly grasping her concerns.

"Seems like you've made up your mind," He commented.

"Yes."

"Then I congratulate you," Phelps took a business card from his pocket and handed it to her, saying with a smile, "If you choose Ian, your medical bills here will be half-off."

Maja, originally feeling weighed down, was left speechless at the sight of the business card.

As she left the hospital and got into her car, she headed straight for the address she'd been given earlier.

The town it led to was in another city, and she had no chance of reaching it until the following day, thus making it impossible for her to return before Ian's poker game ended.

At that moment, she chose to believe Phelps’ words that Ian would be fine.

If something were to go wrong, she’d have to risk it all to find Steve and relay the news to him.