My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 590:

Her words were measured, but her gaze shifted deliberately to Billie, silently warning her to remain clear-headed and not be swayed by Lise’s manipulative words.

Billie, however, seemed deaf to the underlying warning. She clung tightly to Lise’s hand, as though the young woman were her lifeline.

Lise, her expression aggrieved, said softly, “I know I’m not qualified to be a part of the Norris family. But I grew up without a mother’s love. Maybe it’s because of my connection with Lisa, or maybe it’s just fate, but I feel an extraordinary bond with Billie.” Her words, crafted to sound humble and sincere, struck a chord with Billie. Billie tightened her grip on Lise’s hand, utterly convinced. “She’s right. Their names are so similar. She’s my comfort after Lisa.”

Shawn and Melany exchanged a glance, their expressions steady and unshaken. They had lived long enough to see through countless schemes and manipulations. To them, Lise’s ploy was insignificant.

They were loving grandparents to Kristopher and Carrie, but to outsiders—especially someone who disrupted the family’s peace—they showed no leniency.

Lisa was deep and unwavering. But they understood one painful truth: death was final. No matter what, even if Lise carried Lisa’s heart, she could

have stooped to such tactics or

room, sharp and commanding. “Ms. Nash, today is our family

responded evenly, “My mother and I went shopping earlier today, and she accidentally left

into her bag and pulled out a delicate bracelet, holding

under the chandelier light. Billie often shopped with Lise, leaving

Lise’s visit. She had received an anonymous tip that Carrie planned to return to the Norris Mansion

time was not on her side. She needed to seek Billie’s protection. The

have delivered the item, you can leave now. If you did not drive here, I will have a driver take you

Lise another glance. “You have been getting careless—allowing just anyone inside. If this happens again, I will not hesitate to replace

words were aimed at the servants, the intended sting was