My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 58 Episode 58

Miss Elizabeth, instead of speculating about the stability of others’ marriages, perhaps it would be wiser to concentrate on your own academic endeavors.

Despite sharing half the genes, your appearance and intellect don’t seem to measure up to even half of what Elizabeth possesses.” Elijah’s reputation for his forthrightness was no secret; he spared no one’s feelings, regardless of their status or connection to him, including a distant acquaintance like Yara.

His words clearly cut deep, and despite her usual resilience, Yara found herself unable to remain any longer.

With a sharp, smoldering look of resentment, she glanced at Elizabeth and stormed away.

Elizabeth watched Yara leave, her expression turning frosty as she faced Elijah.

“Mr.

James, did you come here just to revel in my distress? You’ve seen enough.

I’d prefer it if you left now.” Elijah’s face clouded with confusion, his eyebrows knitting together.

“Why must you speak to me in such a manner?” Elizabeth parted her lips to retort, but considering he had just done her a favor, she bit back her sharper reply.

Sensing the shift, Elijah’s voice grew gentler.

event at the

to come here directly to fetch you.”

only now, conveniently because he needed her as his wife for

her head away, she murmured, “We’re

not a secret that can

to inform your family sooner rather than

than a contract

have gone their own

in her own complications, and Elijah, likely overwhelmed with his commitments,

their relationship, she acknowledged the futility in

bitter acceptance caused a faint ache in

concern crossed Elijah’s

he spoke with

wind of your accident in the fire and also saw the headlines

She’s quite upset.

and set things

affairs.” At these words, Elizabeth

there to explain? Did she need to tell Melany that the rumors of him and Sandra were entirely unfounded, that the paparazzi shots and viral gossip were crafted lies? Nevertheless, Elizabeth swallowed her retort, choosing