My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 352:

Their steps quickened, blending into a smooth blur of movement in the eyes of the audience. Still, their timing was flawless, each step falling in perfect harmony with the music. Even those who had hoped to see them falter were left speechless.

As the performance concluded, a brief hush fell over the crowd, then erupted into deafening applause, snapping everyone out of the magical moment.

In that moment, the way people viewed Carrie had completely transformed. Initially, people saw Carrie as beautiful, maybe with some acting talent. But now, after witnessing her flawless execution of what was once just a hobby, they were left speechless.

When someone is only a little better than you, it stirs up jealousy. But when they reach a level you could never dream of reaching, all that’s left is admiration.

In that instant, Carrie was no longer seen as a pampered trophy wife.

brilliance before it had the chance to shine. He noticed the change in how people viewed her. It made him think—if she had continued

on her own, to step into her role as the true lady

the show wrapped up and Carrie and Kristopher were about to leave, they saw a group of brand representatives waiting for them in the backstage hallway. As soon as they saw the couple, they hurried over. Carrie assumed they had come for Kristopher, so she was about to step

Campbell, here’s my card. Our company has just released a new line of cosmetics, and we’d be honored to have you represent our

an ad campaign that would be

film and would love for

stood off to the side, a playful glint in his eye as he tilted his head. “Ms. Campbell, you’re in high demand,” he teased. He motioned for her to continue, then leaned back against the wall with a relaxed posture, watching

few words with them but didn’t accept their business cards. Instead, she pulled out Ruby’s card. “I understand the

pass along my thoughts to

the ashtray on the trash can. Standing up straight, he

you’re too kind. We’re the ones keeping you. We owe you both a dinner to make it up to