My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 400:

Kristopher held the frog close, leaned in, and kissed her cheek. “Well, then, you’re a frog too.”

Carrie pushed the frog away in mock disgust. “Me? I’m so gorgeous, even as a frog, I’d be the princess.”

Kristopher, clearly having fun, squished the frog into various shapes. “Then I’d be the prince.”

Carrie paused for a second, surprised by such a playful remark from the usually serious Kristopher. She gave him a light shove and burst out laughing. “That’s such a cheesy joke. So cold.”

He watched her laugh, her eyes squinting with joy and her smile bright as sunlight. A warmth filled his chest. Sometimes, it was worth it to let go of small things just to see her laugh.

It suddenly hit him that he was starting to understand how marriage truly worked.

a stranger approached Willow, handing

were items exactly like the supplements Carrie had

responded, then hurried back to

meticulously swapped the packaging of the new supplements with Carrie’s. Willow shoved the original supplements into a plastic bag, preparing to

typed a text to her son, Emilio: “Head over to Bayview Villa. I’ve got some supplements for you. Give them to your girlfriend, and

with another for extra caution: “Call me when you arrive.

neighborhood. Carrie looked out the window and, to

Carrie ordered, tapping the back

through the rearview mirror but followed her command

authority was as powerful as Mr. Norris’s—if not more—so

out, and shouted, “Willow! Where

froze, her body stiffening as if she’d been caught