My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 34 Episode 34

Watching him intently, Elizabeth thought of nothing but how brazenly deceitful he was—pretending to be a devoted husband while clinging to his first love.

The man she once cherished now evoked nothing but revulsion.

With a scoff of disbelief, Elizabeth locked eyes with him.

“Mr.

James, do you truly believe money solves everything?”

Elijah opened his mouth to reply, but Elizabeth interrupted sharply.

“You’re trying to buy off the role I’ve poured my heart into, just to hand it over to Sandra.

And now, you’re flaunting money to either appease me or intimidate me.

That property you’re offering is worth a fortune, isn’t it? You seem ready to sacrifice anything for Sandra.

Is your love for her really that profound?”

Their heated exchange drew the attention of nearby patients, who turned their heads toward the disturbance.

Flustered and visibly uneasy, Elijah grumbled, “Elizabeth, what absurd nonsense are you spouting?”

But Elizabeth’s smile only widened, her tone heavy with biting sarcasm.

“Am I wrong? Why must everything bend to your will? Why do you assume I don’t need this opportunity? Don’t I deserve a chance at my own aspirations?”

expression hardened as he spoke, the lines on his

doing this for

two years since you’ve had stable

to thrive in

thoughts immediately wandered to

more capable? But then she realized—Sandra had Elijah’s unwavering support, something

to waste energy arguing

others was futile; the only transformation she

treat her like Sandra,

detach herself from the emotional

calm yet pointed

I have truly understood the extent of your

her

go to such lengths for Sandra, why

papers? Are you content keeping the

wore thin, his tone sharp

never said I wanted a

being utterly unreasonable,” he retorted,

enough from

erased the smile from her lips, replacing it with a chilling blankness in her

the finality

declared, “Take my offer and step down from the

enough, name your

weary of reasoning

Further dialogue seemed futile.