My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 440:

Kristopher recalled that Albin’s girlfriend wasn’t reliant on her family; she’d built her own business and didn’t make much. For her, this gift was no small expense.

His mind wandered to Carrie, who had been making decent money recently through her acting and screenwriting work. Yet, buying him a meaningful gift clearly hadn’t crossed her mind. Daxton’s heroic act remained etched in her heart. Meanwhile, his own efforts barely registered in her world.

Kristopher’s eyes fell on the green frog in the corner of the bedroom, and a pang of jealousy hit him, sharp and unmistakable. Keeping his expression cold, he picked up his phone and quickly typed, “Smoking is bad for your health. Your girlfriend must be hoping you drop dead so she can move on to someone new.”

Gift or no gift, he wasn’t about to let Albin gloat without a fight.

Within seconds, Albin called. Without hesitation, Kristopher tapped the red button, rejecting the call. He didn’t need to hear it to know Albin would resort to his usual spineless tactics, flooding him with a stream of pointless justifications.

Kristopher typed out a seemingly calm reply: “Speaking from experience—flaunting your love is asking

own track record,

that’s just an outdated cliché. Your problems with your wife happened because you didn’t

love loudly. These days, love is all

Kristopher’s expression turned icy.

back with a curt,

messages. Realizing that Kristopher would likely ignore his voice messages, Albin finally sent a text: “Kristopher, you’re just being cynical. Love is truly incredible. This has been the most fulfilling experience of my life. If I could live away in Camille’s arms, I would feel like

criticize Kristopher, he still managed to share his emotions. This message clearly didn’t capture everything he felt. He was getting ready to send a long message, eager to explain

though removing some offensive stain, then grabbed a wet wipe to “cleanse” his hands. Without a doubt, Albin’s messages were the most aggravating moment of Kristopher’s