My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 376:

Kristopher’s office was the epitome of modern minimalism, painted in shades of deep gray. It was sparsely decorated, with even the furniture, like the sofa, featuring stark, angular lines. The atmosphere seemed to become slightly more inviting as Carrie and Camille stepped in.

Kristopher headed to the lounge area and set down the bag of food on the sleek black table. Carrie remained silent. She bent over to unpack the bag, her eyes briefly catching on a line of elegant thermal containers nearby.

Noticing her glance, Kristopher explained, “Lise sent those.”

Camille was poised to make a snide remark to Kristopher but paused when she saw the contents Carrie was handling and decided against it. She quietly took a seat on the sofa behind Carrie, trying to make her presence as little felt as possible.

Carrie experienced a twinge of unease but maintained a casual tone. “So, should we eat this? I can serve it.”

Kristopher, feeling unexpectedly guilty, threw his suit jacket onto the sofa and said awkwardly, “I didn’t request those from her.”

too insignificant for explanation. Yet, he now acknowledged that he

Oliver interjected as he entered, smoothly picking up the thread of the conversation. He gave Kristopher an approving look, pleased to see him adapting

another matter, Oliver quickly added, “Also, Mr. Norris, Mrs. Norris, the receptionist has completed her ten laps. I’ve

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filled with concern. “What if she

chuckled, reassured, and said, “You’re overthinking it, Miss Nixon. If she hopes to maintain a

caused any trouble, Kristopher had the power to end her

Lise and instructed Oliver, “Distribute this among the

said, reaching for

I haven’t eaten yet. The food I brought isn’t enough for all three of us, so

“You can