Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 759

He didn't have much to say now, gave a few coughs, and then waved his hand.

"I promised Maja we'd grab a bite together at some point, and you're coming along whether you like it or not."

He was supposed to stay out of this, but the rumors these days were just too much.

Ian noticed he didn't ask about Penny, so there was no need to piss him off right now.

"Got it, Grandpa."

Leaving the old house, Ian stared blankly out the car window.

Jeff couldn't figure out what was going on in his head, but was surprised to see he hadn't been punished.

On stepping into the hall of Greenfield Gardens, the servant saw Ian return and immediately fetched a beautifully wrapped gift.

"Sir, this was sent over by Tyler."

Ian took it casually, without opening it.

He went back to his room, took a quick shower, avoiding his wounds, and after drying his hair with a towel, he opened the gift.

As soon as the wrapping was opened, it revealed a love manual.

Ian's face darkened instantly, and he chucked the book away.

But the book ended up on the bedside table.

He should not trust Tyler.

He grabbed his laptop from the side, climbed into bed, and started typing. He worked on a few documents, then shut down the computer.

But he couldn't sleep; he hadn't been sleeping well recently, and he felt like the room was filled with Penny's scent.

He turned off the brightest light in the room, leaving only the lamp by the bed, and for some reason, he picked up the so-called love manual and started reading.

The book was written in a simple and easy-to-understand style, clearly for young people with zero love experience.

The whole book was about acknowledging mistakes, cheering up the other party, and learning how to swim.

Ian frowned, not understanding what cheering up a woman had to do with swimming.

He flipped a page, and it read, Women often asked “If I and the other girl fell into the water, who would you save?”

Ian thought about the answer, realizing that everyone around him could swim, so if he were with Penny, she probably wouldn't ask this question.

Skip.

He kept reading until dawn without realizing it.

When the outside just started to light up, he realized he had spent the whole night reading such a boring book!

His face was a bit grim; he got up, dressed, and threw the book straight into the trash bin.