My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 615:

“Jenesis? Aunt Jenesis?” Reece’s eyes lit up at the name.

Luca chuckled. “It seems family bonds truly are unbreakable.” Pulling out his phone, Luca declared, “I’ll call Jenesis right now and ask her to take good care of you.”

Reece sighed, rubbing his forehead in exasperation. “Grandpa, Aunt Jenesis is still teaching. It’s the middle of her class.”

“Teaching? What could be more important than Carrie’s matters?” Luca replied dismissively, his finger hovering over the dial. Reece turned to Carrie with a helpless smile. “Carrie, only you can talk him out of this.”

At first, Carrie had assumed meeting distant relatives would be nothing more than a formality. Yet, in just a few minutes, her perspective shifted completely. She could feel the Morrison family’s genuine care for her, and it touched her deeply.

was also a pang of regret. If only her grandparents were still alive to witness this moment

turned to Luca with a gentle smile. “Luca, let’s not disturb Jenesis’s

sighed and put his phone

been quiet until now, spoke thoughtfully. “We spent years searching for my uncle, only to find out he’s gone. And now, we’ve found Carrie, the only one left from his family. We’ve also learned a little

should hold a formal celebration to let everyone know Carrie is the princess of the Morrison family. Let’s see who dares to

in the heart of the city, Kristopher sat silently in the corner of the sofa. The glow of the city’s nightscape outside the floor-to-ceiling windows cast faint reflections across the

forced a weak smile as she approached. “Kristopher, sorry to

tightly, its residual warmth grounding her as she strolled toward Kristopher. Instead of sitting

the table between them. “There’s fifty million on this card,” he said coldly. “I’ve arranged a house, medical care, and a full team of caregivers for you abroad.

out her response. “You promised

fixed on the table. His voice was sharp and unyielding. “I let it slide when you harmed Carrie before because, back then, your actions didn’t cause real damage. But this time,