Dear Ex-wife Marry Me by Twin Bridge

Chapter 2058

Stella visibly breathed a sigh of relief, a fleeting look of gratitude in her eyes.

"So, are you leaving now? Can I hitch a ride with you?"

Beck flicked his cigarette butt into a nearby trash can without giving her another glance.

Yet, Stella shamelessly caught up, peeking out from behind him.

"Beck, you're not going to make me call an Uber back, are you? It's tough to get a ride from a casino at this hour."

Beck's expression darkened. Initially, he had his suspicions, but now he was certain-this woman was definitely not a part of the Sanders clan.

She was just desperately seeking an identity to save her skin, hence setting her sights on the Sanders family.

As for how she managed to fool the DNA tests twice, it seemed she knew where the real Stella was.

Approaching his car, Beck saw Stella standing outside, looking pitiful, and felt a surge of irritation. "Jennie?"

Stella froze, touching her nose.

"That was just a nickname from my waitressing days. Plus, Beck, you obviously wouldn't want to acknowledge someone like me as your sister. It's better for you if I say we don't know each other." Beck let out a scoff, opened his car door, and climbed in.

followed, settling into the passenger

back. The front seat is

fastened

I'm sure plenty have sat here. Why fuss over it? If it

gripped the steering wheel, finding

gas pedal, unwilling to engage

while, he turned on the radio to

couldn't resist a jibe: "With such a nice voice, you could make a living singing instead of hanging

and she

to wonder

long pause, Stella spoke calmly: "I know you

some reason, Beck felt a tightness in his

what kind of

seen it, Beck. I'm always surrounded by men. You despise someone who relies on their looks, who schemes their way through life. But I'm actually grateful

she would have starved. A girl who left the orphanage at ten, especially a pretty one, had to make herself look as unappealing as possible

like Beck, living in

frowned, "Are you going to cry now, wait for me to comfort you, then say it was all

played

"See, you're not falling for it