After Dirvorce I become a SheEO by Vada Weeks

Chapter 742 Let Go of Him

As Stephen met her gaze, he could see that there was no deceit in her appearance. Marrying her back would indeed save a lot of trouble.

“Alright.” He confirmed. But then, his tone shifted. “But…” Evie was a little nervous, her hands tightly clutching the sides of the dress. “But what?”

Stephen looked down at her and asked with a light smile, “Do I look like someone who would cheat in marriage?” Evie didn’t even think about it and immediately shook her head. No, he didn’t seem like that at all.

“But our marriage lacks any kind of emotional attachment. Therefore, even if you have someone else in your heart, it wouldn’t be considered cheating.” Evie told him truthfully what was in her heart.

“You married me for family reasons, and I married you for family reasons. We both have our own reasons, so…” “So, are you playing tongue twisters with me?”

Stephen looked at her, who wore a serious expression and deliberately interrupted her words, a faint smile appearing on his handsome face. “I just don’t want you to feel burdened. Don’t miss out on the person you love just because you married me.” Evie’s tone was extremely sincere. She Towered her head slightly as she spoke.

the person you love.” Stephen frowned slightly when he heard

by their love. He raised his hand and touched a girl other

he asked. Evie

illegitimate child, she was naturally the least favored. “As long as you’ve let go.” As for the past between her and that “brother-in-law,” Stephen didn’t

much he once loved his sister. Evie looked at him with a little confusion in her eyes. Stephen

understand my identity. Every little thing I do could have

disgusted by the idea, wanting to go through the motions. But later on, after carefully thinking about it, he understood

Stephen changed his mind and turned the original blind date banquet into

so that he could better explain that all he wanted was a marriage partner. But before he could say anything, Evie’s act of secretly opening the

She was like a glacier lily, delicate and resilient, thriving in the unforgiving high-altitude