Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 793

It was raining at night. Maja, under an umbrella, asked Zoey, "Is everything sorted out?"

Zoey, all drenched, sneezed and nodded, "Yeah, all sorted."

But she didn't bring up the matter of the three million dollars with Maja.

"Alright then, crash at my place tonight. If you need a place to stay, feel free to pick a room in our company's residential area for artists."

That's why Maja was always sorting out accommodation for her artists. Because in Greenfield, rent took up more than half of one's salary.

Zoey was indeed homeless at the moment, so she nodded.

"Ms. Pennyfeather, I really appreciate this."

Maja didn't say anything. Zoey was her assistant, a very capable woman. Women like that should never be knocked down by a guy.

They both returned to Rosewood Manor.

As soon as they got out of the car, Maja heard a dog barking. A big shadow came running and started wagging its tail at her legs.

Zoey loved dogs, but because Murray didn't, she never had one to accommodate him.

Seeing Coco, Zoey's eyes immediately lit up.

"Ms. Pennyfeather, do you have a dog?"

"Yeah, this is Coco, quite a rascal."

Zoey couldn't help but squat down and hug Coco's face.

Coco was always in good health, with shiny fur and sparkling eyes.

After watching for a while, Zoey's tears suddenly fell, but she bit her lip hard not to break down.

Maja knew she needed an outlet. Seven years of feelings, seeing a man's true colors overnight. How could she recover instantly?

"I'll go tell Maria to get your room ready. I have to work late tonight. You can play with Coco for a while, then head in, take a shower, and get some rest. Don't think about anything. Zoey, I promise you that Star Movie Group will definitely become a great company in the future. You'll always be by my side, and when the time is right, I'll give you shares."

Zoey lowered her head, tears flowing harder.

"Yeah, I know; thank you. I'll work hard."

Maja patted her head gently, hugged her, and went inside.

After Maja left, Zoey let go of Coco, the tears flowing even more fiercely.