My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 570:

Carrie’s voice, though faint, cut through the silence like a knife. “Don’t apologize. You don’t mean it.”

Kristopher stiffened, but she went on, her tone laced with bitterness. “You don’t truly believe you’ve done anything wrong, so why waste time on empty words? You were always honest, Kristopher. I never expected you to show such a despicable side.”

Though her lips curved into a bitter sneer, tears slipped silently from the corners of her eyes, trailing down to her mouth. Hearing her speak—even with such venom—brought him a flicker of relief.

He tightened his hold on her, his voice thick with emotion. “I do think I’ve been wrong. I didn’t protect you the way I should have. I let—I…”

Before he could finish, Carrie slipped her hand out from beneath the blanket and pushed him away. “Even now, you refuse to admit the truth,” she said, her voice trembling with anger. “You shielded Lise. She’s responsible for our child’s death.”

hesitated, then added, “I’ve

close now that she could feel his breath—warm and faintly scented with wood—against her

expression hardened, his lips pressing into a thin line. It was clear he hadn’t truly considered this question before. In his eyes, Lise was the kindest person in the world. How could someone with her heart want to harm his wife and child? The thought

Nash

gaze for a long moment before lowering his

it came, was soft but resolute. “If Lise is involved, I’ll send her abroad immediately. She’ll have to

she continued, “Kristopher, I understand the words you’re saying. What I don’t understand is the meaning behind them.” Her gaze swept over him, cool and detached. “But I’ll give you credit for one thing—your honesty. At least you won’t even bother lying to me to protect her. Your apology is lost on me, but it’s clear

go. His voice, barely above a whisper, was strained. “Carrie, I lost my younger sister once. I can’t

sister flashing vividly in his mind. The sight of her bloodied body, the final moments when he had failed to protect her—it was a