My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 374:

When the name “Mrs. Norris” was uttered, the receptionist stood stock-still. It baffled her that a woman in modest attire could be married to Mr. Norris.

“I… I… I can’t…” Overwhelmed by fear, the receptionist could barely speak, her words coming out as nervous stammers.

Nearby, Soren, who had overheard the exchange, made an observation. “It appears Mr. Norris’s leadership isn’t as commendable as it’s made out to be,” he said.

Soren had always felt overshadowed by Kristopher, given their similarly affluent backgrounds. Everyone knew of Kristopher’s successes. Since their youth, their families would hold him up as a paragon for the children, often casting Soren in his shadow.

Eventually, Soren met and admired Carrie, though she was unfortunately Kristopher’s wife. Kristopher didn’t value what he had, showering attention on Lise, a deceitful woman, and almost pushing Carrie away. Soren saw this as a slight to Carrie and nursed a grudge against Kristopher.

He bristled at the thought of Kristopher, a man who, in his eyes, could only amass wealth and served merely as a human ATM. Soren rejected any comparison to him.

commanded, “Head to the finance department, handle

defend her? She vowed to crawl ten laps

Group’s front hall. If I actually crawled ten laps here, it would tarnish our corporate

scoffed, “Since when do you stand for

and suddenly you think you’re the CEO’s wife? Everyone here knows the CEO only loves Ms. Nash. If he truly

she’s correct. Given that you’ve made it here today, let me take this opportunity to introduce you to our

suddenly cut through the silence. All eyes shifted towards Kristopher as he emerged from the private elevator. Clad in a sleek dark gray suit that accentuated his broad shoulders and defined silhouette, he approached with swift strides. Within moments, he was beside Carrie. Gently, he took

some lunch,” Carrie

and Kristopher had probably eaten. However, Kristopher surprised her, saying, “You’ve got

haven’t,” Carrie said, having hoped